combinaram

Combinaram is a Portuguese word that translates to "they agreed," "they matched," or "they combined" in English, depending on the context. It is the third-person plural preterite indicative form of the verb "combinar."

In the sense of agreement, "combinaram" is used when multiple people reached a mutual understanding or made a deal. For example, "Eles combinam de se encontrar às oito" translates to "They agreed to meet at eight."

When referring to matching or coordinating, "combinaram" indicates that elements were chosen to be harmonious or complementary. This can apply to colors, styles, or any other attributes that are meant to go together. An example would be "As cores da roupa combinaram perfeitamente" meaning "The colors of the outfit matched perfectly."

The word can also signify the act of combining or mixing different elements. If two substances were mixed, one might say, "Os ingredientes combinaram-se bem na receita," which means "The ingredients combined well in the recipe." The usage of "combinaram" is versatile and its precise meaning is derived from the surrounding sentence and situation.