logra
/ˈloɡɾa/, [ˈlo.ɣ̞ɾa]achieved, achieves, succeed
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El chico logra memorizar todo lo que lee.
The boy is able to memorize everything he reads.
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Tom no logra decidirse entre conseguir un trabajo o ir a la universidad.
Tom can't make up his mind whether to get a job or to go to college.
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Es que Tom no logra decidirse.
Tom just can't make up his mind.
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Cualquiera logra hacer eso.
Anyone can do that.
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Tom no logra acordarse de la dirección de Mary.
Tom can't remember Mary's address.
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Tom logra ver muy bien sin las gafas.
Tom can see very well without his glasses.
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Mi hermana menor siempre trata de provocarme pero nunca logra hacerlo.
My little sister always tries to get a rise out of me but never succeeds.
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Él logra acabar con diez cajas de cereales de maíz de un tirón.
He can finish ten boxes of corn flakes in one sitting.
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Incluso si todo lo que se logra es una parte, te "tocará en el hombro" y te avisará de sus conclusiones.
Even if all it manages is to get part way, it will "tap you on the shoulder" and alert you to its conclusions.
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Tom no logra atar sus zapatos por sí mismo.
Tom can't tie his shoes by himself.
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Tom dice que no logra entender cómo se las apaña Mary para ganar tanto dinero trabajando sólo un día a la semana.
Tom says he can't understand how Mary manages to make so much money working only one day a week.
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