tocó
played, touched
Verb tocó
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Formal second-person singular (usted) preterite indicative form of tocar.
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Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) preterite indicative form of tocar.
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Ella tocó esa canción en su piano de cola.
She played that tune on her grand piano.
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Ella tocó el piano bastante bien.
She played the piano well enough.
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Ella tocó mi hombro.
She touched my shoulder.
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La banda de bronces tocó tres marchas.
The brass band played three marches.
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Tom tocó la bocina.
Tom beeped the horn.
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Me tocó la mano.
He touched my hand.
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Él tocó la puerta.
He knocked on the door.
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Ella tocó la guitarra y cantó.
She played the guitar and he sang.
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Él me tocó en la mejilla.
He touched me on the cheek.
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Le tocó el premio.
The prize went to him.
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