Reacomodaron

Reacomodaron is a Spanish verb, the third-person plural preterite indicative form of the verb "reacomodar". The verb "reacomodar" itself is derived from the prefix "re-" meaning "again" or "back", and the verb "acomodar" meaning "to arrange", "to adapt", or "to accommodate". Therefore, "reacomodaron" translates to "they rearranged", "they re-adapted", or "they accommodated again".

The specific meaning of "reacomodaron" in a sentence depends on the context. If referring to physical objects, it implies that a group of people moved things to a new or different arrangement. For instance, "Los muebles se reacomodaron después de la fiesta" would mean "The furniture was rearranged after the party." In a more abstract sense, it can refer to people or entities adjusting to a new situation or environment. For example, "Las familias se reacomodaron en el nuevo vecindario" translates to "The families adapted to the new neighborhood." It can also indicate a change in a person's circumstances or position. "Los empleados se reacomodaron en sus puestos tras la reestructuración" means "The employees were repositioned in their roles after the restructuring." The preterite tense indicates a completed action in the past.