él libró

got free, escaped, freed, saved, spared

→ librar
libr to get out of, to escape, to avoid + ó 3rd-person singular preterite
verb · 3rd-person singular, past tense Rare #43,216
got free, escaped Often used with se and de.
SP: Se libró del accidente.
EN: He escaped the accident.
freed, saved, spared Often used with de to say someone was freed or spared from something.
SP: La doctora libró al niño del dolor.
EN: The doctor spared the child from the pain.
Conjugation of librar
SingularPlural
First — librarnos
Indicative past
SingularPlural
Third libró —

Tom se libró de la muerte por los pelos.

Tom narrowly escaped death.

Y él lo hizo pronto, cuando Margot libró a Gonzales de sospechas.

And he did so soon, when Margot cleared Gonzales of suspicion.

— Ne le dis à personne (2006)

Me libró del miedo.

It freed me from fear.

— Brigadas rojas (2008)

No se libró.

He/She didn’t get away.

— Río Místico (2003)

Pero se libró.

But he got away with it.

— Río Místico (2003)

¡Se libró del cerdo!

He got rid of the pig!

— Porco Rosso (1992)

El lugar se libró de todos estos imbéciles.

The place was rid of all these idiots.

— Terror en Silent Hill: Regreso al infierno (2026)