How is the word vino translated from Spanish to English
Se acercó a un lugar o llegó a él.
Moved toward or arrived at a place.
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Se acercó a un lugar o llegó a él.
Moved toward or arrived at a place.
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See how the word “vino” is used in sentences
Vino a casa después de medianoche. — She came home after midnight.
Vino tarde a la fiesta. — She came to the party late.
Ayer la lluvia llegó de forma inesperada. — Yesterday, the rain came unexpectedly.
Llegó cansada después del largo viaje. — She came tired after the long trip.
El autobús vino con diez minutos de retraso. — The bus came ten minutes late.
¿Vino ayer a tu oficina? — Did he come to your office yesterday?
¿La reunión llegó a celebrarse como estaba previsto? — Did the meeting come as planned?
¿Alguna vez has llegado a una decisión difícil? — Have you ever come to a difficult decision?
¿Quién vino contigo anoche? — Who came with you last night?
Por favor, ven a mi casa después del trabajo. — Please come to my house after work.
El paquete llegó justo a tiempo. — The package came right on time.
Por fin llegó a aceptar el cambio. — He finally came to terms with the change.
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