puso
/ˈpuso/, [ˈpu.so]put
Verb puso
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Formal second-person singular (usted) preterite indicative form of poner.
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Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) preterite indicative form of poner.
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El hombre se puso de pie y comenzó a cantar.
The man stood up and began to sing.
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Tom puso su billetera abajo del asiento del auto.
Tom put his wallet under the car seat.
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Mi madre puso la mesa.
My mother set the table.
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Aquella noche se puso enfermo, con dolor de estómago.
That night, he became sick with pains in his stomach.
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Él se puso colorado cuando las chicas le silbaron por la calle.
He blushed when the girls whistled at him in the street.
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Se puso como una fiera.
He became furious.
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Se puso un sombrero.
He put on a hat.
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La herida dejó de doler cuando él le puso una bandita.
The wound stopped hurting after he put a band-aid on it.
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La gente se puso de pie y comenzó a cantar.
The people stood on their feet and began singing.
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Ella puso la máquina en marcha.
She put the machine in motion.
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