Trepó

Trepó is the third-person singular preterite form of the Spanish verb trepar, meaning that he or she climbed. The infinitive trepar refers to the action of climbing, ascending, or scrambling over a surface, such as a wall, tree, or rope. The form trepó is used with usted or él/ella in past narrative or recounting events.

As a regular -ar verb, trepar follows the standard preterite conjugation pattern. Examples of its full preterite paradigm are: yo trepé, tú trepaste, él/ella/usted trepó, nosotros trepamos, vosotros trepasteis, ellos/ellas/ustedes treparon. The accent marks indicate the correct stress for past-tense pronunciation.

Trepó can appear in a variety of contexts, from physical actions to narrative descriptions. For instance, “El gato trepó al árbol para escapar” describes a literal ascent, while “Ella trepó la colina con determinación” conveys moving upward a slope. In storytelling, trepó helps convey progress through scenes that involve climbing or rising in difficulty.

See also: trepar, Spanish preterite, Spanish verb conjugation, verb tense. Notes on usage may vary by dialect and region, but trepó remains the standard form for the past tense of climbing actions in formal Spanish writing.