How is the word rasgó translated from Spanish to English
Pasado de «tear»: rompió algo tirando con fuerza.
Past tense of tear: to rip something apart by force.
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Pasado de «tear»: rompió algo tirando con fuerza.
Past tense of tear: to rip something apart by force.
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See how the word “rasgó” is used in sentences
Rasgó el papel en pedazos. — She tore the paper into pieces.
Los niños bajaron las escaleras a toda velocidad al oír el timbre. — The kids tore down the stairs when they heard the bell.
¿Rompió la tela sin querer? — Did he tear the fabric accidentally?
Un coche de policía pasó a toda pastilla con las luces encendidas. — A police car tore past us with its lights on.
No rompas el folleto, por favor. — Please don't tear the brochure.
Salió disparado de casa sin despedirse. — He tore out of the house without saying goodbye.
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