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    Trajeron (en. They brought)

    /traˈxeɾon/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To carry something or someone to the place where the person speaking is located.
    They brought the food for the party.
    Ellos trajeron la comida para la fiesta.
    To make something arrive at a place.
    My friends brought the drinks from the store.
    Mis amigos trajeron las bebidas de la tienda.
    To receive something that has arrived from elsewhere.
    The company brought new products to the market.
    La empresa trajeron nuevos productos al mercado.

    Etymology

    It comes from the verb 'traer', from the Latin 'traheĕre'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    bring something up
    Mention something in a conversation.
    traer algo a colación
    don't bring up
    Don't mention a particular topic.
    no traigas a cuento

    Related Words

    traer
    To carry something towards the speaker.
    traer
    traído
    Past participle of the verb traer.
    traído
    traigo
    First person singular present of the verb traer.
    traigo

    Slang Meanings

    To bring something in an unexpected context.
    I can't believe it! They brought pizza without warning.
    ¡No lo puedo creer! Trajeron pizza sin avisar.
    To help someone obtain something.
    He brought me the homework that I was missing.
    Él me trajo la tarea que me faltaba.