trajo
brought
Verb trajo
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Formal second-person singular (usted) preterite indicative form of traer.
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Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) preterite indicative form of traer.
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Tom le trajo un vaso de agua a María.
Tom brought Mary a glass of water.
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Ella me trajo una taza de té.
She brought a cup of tea to me.
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Ella lo trajo adonde nosotros.
She brought him to our place.
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Él me trajo de vuelta en su coche.
He brought me back in his car.
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Cuando él volvió, él trajo una gorra de béisbol y se la dio como regalo a su amigo.
When he returned, he brought a baseball cap and gave it as a present to his friend.
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Tu conducta trajo la desgracia a nuestra familia.
Your behavior brought disgrace on our family.
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¿Qué te trajo aquí?
What made you come here?
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Ella trajo una escoba.
She brought a broom.
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Tom no trajo cámara.
Tom didn't bring a camera.
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Mi mamá lo trajo a mi habitación.
My mother brought him to my room.
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