Anduvo (en. Walked)

/anˈdu.βo/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Form of the preterite of andar, which means to move from one place to another.

Yesterday, he walked through the park enjoying the fresh air.

Ayer anduvo por el parque disfrutando del aire fresco.

It is used to indicate that someone was in a place for a while.

He stayed at his grandmother's house all weekend.

Anduvo en la casa de su abuela todo el fin de semana.

It can be used to refer to having had an experience or having done something.

He went on various adventures during his youth.

Anduvo en varias aventuras durante su juventud.

From the verb andar, from the Latin ambulāre.

walked on his head

To be very worried or overwhelmed.

anduvo de cabeza

walked through the skies

To be in a state of extreme happiness.

anduvo por los cielos

walked around like Peter in his house

To be very comfortable or familiar in a place.

anduvo como Pedro por su casa

andar

To move from one place to another.

andar

andante

That moves or travels on foot.

andante

anda

Imperative form of the verb andar.

anda

To party

He partied all night.

Anduvo de fiesta toda la noche.

To be with someone

Lately, he has been hanging out with a group of new friends.

Últimamente anduvo con un grupo de amigos nuevos.