Cogió

Cogió is a Spanish verb. It is the third-person singular preterite indicative form of the verb coger. The verb coger has a wide range of meanings in Spanish, depending on the region and context.

Common translations of coger include "to take," "to catch," "to grab," and "to get." For example, "Cogió el autobús" translates to "He/She/It took the bus." "Cogió un resfriado" means "He/She/It caught a cold." The verb can also be used idiomatically.

It is important to note that in some Latin American countries, the verb coger can have a vulgar sexual connotation. In these regions, alternative verbs like "tomar" or "agarrar" are often used to avoid this meaning. Therefore, the appropriate translation and understanding of "cogió" require awareness of the specific Spanish-speaking region where it is being used. The preterite tense, indicated by "cogió," signifies a completed action in the past.