echaron

got kicked out, they kicked out, they threw

Verb echaron

Third-person plural (ellos, ellas, also used with ustedes) preterite indicative form of echar.
(used formally in Spain) Second-person plural preterite indicative form of echar.

Examples

A Tom le echaron de la escuela.

Tom was kicked out of school.

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¿Te echaron de tu anterior trabajo?

Did you get fired from your last job?

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Echaron la culpa del accidente al mal tiempo.

They ascribed the accident to the bad weather.

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Los submarinos echaron a pique muchos barcos.

The submarines sank a lot of ships.

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Las lluvias echaron a perder la cosecha.

The rains ruined the harvest.

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Los alumnos se echaron a reír.

The pupils burst out laughing.

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Por mal comportamiento le echaron una semana del colegio.

He was suspended from school for a week for bad conduct.

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Echaron sal en su té para reírse un rato, pero a él no le pareció gracioso.

They put salt in his tea just for a laugh but he didn't find it funny.

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Le echaron la culpa a Jorge por el fracaso.

They blamed George for the failure.

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Me echaron la culpa a mí.

They put the blame on me.

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