ellos internaron

they admitted (to a hospital or clinic), they institutionalized

→ internar
intern place in an institution; confine + aron 3rd-person plural preterite
verb · 3rd-person plural, past tense Rare #48,415
they admitted (to a hospital or clinic), they institutionalized Often means admitting someone to a hospital or clinic for treatment; the subject is “they.”
SP: Internaron a mi abuelo ayer.
EN: They admitted my grandfather to the hospital yesterday.
Conjugation of internar
Indicative past
SingularPlural
Third — internaron

Después del parto, mamá enloqueció y la internaron.

After giving birth, Mom lost her mind and was institutionalized.

— Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios (1988)

Hasta intentó suicidarse y la internaron en una clínica.

She even tried to kill herself, and they admitted her to a clinic.

— Ofrenda a la tormenta (2020)

Por cierto, escuché que internaron a tu tía.

By the way, I heard your aunt was hospitalized.

— Five Nights at Freddy's 2 (2025)

Lo internaron en París y luego lo trasladaron aquí.

He was hospitalized in Paris and then transferred here.

— La Escafandra Y La Mariposa (2007)

¿Por qué te internaron?

Why were you admitted to the hospital?

— Nueve reinas (2000)