comió

/koˈmjo/, [koˈmjo]

ate

Verb comió

Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) preterite indicative form of comer.

Examples

Emily se comió una naranja.

Emily ate an orange.

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Tom se comió una cucharada de mantequilla de maní.

Tom ate a spoonful of peanut butter.

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Tom se comió el último trozo de tarta.

The last piece of cake was eaten by Tom.

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Tom se comió tres completos.

Tom ate three hotdogs.

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Tom se comió los restos de la pizza para desayunar.

Tom ate the leftover pizza for breakfast.

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Él comió arena.

He ate some sand.

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El león se comió al conejo de una mordida.

The lion ate the rabbit in one bite.

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Un cocodrilo se comió a Tomás.

A crocodile ate Thomas.

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No comió nada ayer.

He didn't eat anything yesterday.

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Tom comió mucho más de lo que me esperaba.

Tom ate a lot more than I expected.

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