empezaron
started, they started
Verb empezaron
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Second-person plural (ustedes) preterite indicative form of empezar.
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Third-person plural (ellos, ellas, also used with ustedes) preterite indicative form of empezar.
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Mis manos empezaron a sudar.
My hands began to sweat.
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Ellos empezaron a escalar la colina.
They began to climb the hill.
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Los fuegos artificiales empezaron justo a medianoche.
The fireworks started exactly at midnight.
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Tomás y María empezaron a discutir.
Tom and Mary began to argue.
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Las hojas empezaron a ponerse rojas y amarillas.
The leaves began to turn red and yellow.
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Empezaron a investigar sobre ese problema.
They began to look into the problem.
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Empezaron a beber vodka. Y no estoy seguro cuando se pararon.
They started drinking vodka. And I'm not sure when they stopped.
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Los texanos empezaron a organizar su propio ejército.
The Texans began to organize their own army.
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El miedo se fue, la esperanza vino, y entonces empezaron a abrirse camino las primeras auténticas mejoras.
Fear left, hope came, and then the first real improvements began creeping in.
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Las niñas empezaron a reírse.
The girls began to laugh.
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