Trajo (en. Brought)

/ˈtɾaxo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Third person singular of the simple past tense of the verb to bring.

He brought gifts for everyone at the party.

Él trajo regalos para todos en la fiesta.

Indicates that something was brought or transported by someone in the past.

Mom brought the food for dinner.

La mamá trajo la comida para la cena.

Used to refer to the action of carrying or transporting something.

She brought her guitar to the meeting.

Ella trajo su guitarra a la reunión.

From the verb 'to bring,' which comes from the Latin 'traĕre.'

brought memories

It means that past situations or experiences have come to mind.

trajo recuerdos

brought happiness

It refers to having brought a state of joy or satisfaction.

trajo la felicidad

brought problems

It indicates that difficulties or complications have been brought along.

trajo problemas

to bring

Verb that means to carry something to a place.

traer

took

Past tense of the verb to carry, which means to transport something.

llevó

to transport

To move something from one place to another.

transportar

To bring something from one place.

I'm going to the store, what should I bring back?

Voy a la tienda, ¿qué me traigo?

Refers to someone who has a good surprise.

That guy always brings surprises.

Ese chico siempre trae sorpresas.