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ellos atropellaron

ran over

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atropell run over; knock down + aron 3rd-person plural past tense
verb · third plural · past indicative Rare #41,808
ran over Usually refers to a vehicle hitting a person or animal.
SP: Atropellaron a un perro en la calle.
EN: They ran over a dog in the street.
Conjugation of atropellar
Indicative past
SingularPlural
Third atropelló atropellaron

Lo atropellaron y falleció.

He was hit by a car and died.

La atropellaron y se dieron a la fuga.

She was struck by a vehicle and the driver fled the scene.

— Thirst (2009)

Lo atropellaron y murió en el lugar.

He was hit by a car and died at the scene.

Porque lo atropellaron en Kalihi.

Because he was run over in Kalihi.

— Los hermanos demolición (2026)