tú lograste

achieved, accomplished, managed

l o ˈɡ ɾ a s t e → lograr

logr to achieve, to accomplish + aste you past-tense ending

verb · 2nd-person singular, past tense Uncommon #26,442

achieved, accomplished, managed The past-tense form used with tú or vos.

SP: Lograste terminar a tiempo.

EN: You managed to finish on time.

Conjugation of lograr

Indicative past

All you managed to kill was my vibe.

— El sobreviviente (2025)

You did it!

— La canción del mar (2014)

What did you manage to do?

Bobby T, you didn’t manage to kill him.

— El sobreviviente (2025)

You did create some excitement, yes, yes.

— Argentina 1985 (2022)

And I was impressed by what you achieved with the strings in the last movement.

— TÁR (2022)

Did you manage it?

— Такси-блюз (1990)

You managed to lock your sister in!

— TÁR (2022)

You got what you wanted, now leave me alone.

Did you manage to understand all that?

— Duro de matar (1988)

You're clean now, so you've achieved what you wanted.

You achieved a lot.

You got what you wanted.

We are very proud of you for everything you have achieved.