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aplaudieron

Aplaudieron is a verb form in Spanish, representing the third-person plural in the pretérito indefinido (simple past) of the verb aplaudir. It is commonly translated as “they applauded” and, in regions where the pronoun ustedes is used for you all, it can also be understood as “you all applauded.” The form is also encountered in reported speech or narrative recounts to describe a completed action of clapping.

Grammatically, aplaudir is an -ir verb, and the pretérito indefinido endings for the third-person plural are

Usage notes include that aplaudieron typically refers to a past event with a definite endpoint, such as

Examples:

- El público aplaudió al final de la obra.

- Los espectadores aplaudieron las decisiones de la junta.

- Ustedes aplaudieron cuando terminó el discurso.

Related forms include aplaudo, aplaudas, aplaude, aplaudimos, aplaudís, aplauden, which cover other persons and tenses.

-ieron.
The
full
set
for
this
verb
in
the
pretérito
indefinido
is:
yo
aplaudí,
tú
aplaudiste,
él/ella
aplaudió,
nosotros
aplaudimos,
vosotros
aplaudisteis,
ellos/ellas
aplaudieron.
The
spelling
includes
the
i
in
the
stem
before
the
-eron
in
the
plural
form.
the
end
of
a
performance
or
a
ceremony,
and
it
aligns
with
neutral,
factual
reporting
or
narration.
It
does
not
carry
the
progressive
meaning
of
“are
applauding”
which
would
require
a
different
tense
or
aspect.