duró

hard, lasted


Verb duró

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

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Examples
  • La lluvia duró tres días.

    The rain lasted three days.

  • La tormenta duró unos pocos días.

    The storm raged for a few days.

  • Nuestra amistad no duró.

    Our friendship did not last.

  • El reinado de Felipe II duró cuarenta años.

    The reign of Philip II lasted forty years.

  • El combate duró una semana.

    The fighting lasted one week.

  • La discusión duró hasta tarde por la noche.

    The discussion went on till late at night.

  • La guerra civil de los Estados Unidos duró cuatro años.

    The United States' Civil War lasted four years.

  • La reunión duró dos horas.

    The meeting lasted two hours.

  • Su discurso duró tres horas.

    His speech lasted three hours.

  • Su discurso duró tanto que algunas personas empezaron a quedarse dormidas.

    His speech went on for such a long time that some people began to fall asleep.

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