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comprobaron

Comprobaron is the pretérito indefinido (simple past) form of the Spanish verb comprobar, used with the subjects ellos, ellas, or ustedes. It translates as “they checked” or “you all checked” in English, depending on regional usage. The form indicates that the action of verifying or testing occurred in the past.

The verb comprobar comes from Latin comprobāre, formed with the prefix com- and probāre (to prove). In

Usage notes: Comprobaron appears in contexts where a group completed a verification effort. It is commonly

Examples:

- Los técnicos comprobaron la seguridad del sistema. (The technicians verified the system’s security.)

- Después de la revisión, comprobaron que los datos eran correctos. (After the review, they verified that

- Ustedes comprobaron la información antes de publicarla. (You all verified the information before publishing it.)

See also: comprobar, conjugation of comprobar, pretérito indefinido.

modern
Spanish,
comprobar
means
to
verify,
to
check
the
accuracy
of
something,
or
to
demonstrate
the
truth
of
a
claim.
In
the
past
tense,
the
third-person
plural
form
corresponds
to
subjects
such
as
a
group
of
people
or
a
formal
plural
“you
all”
(ustedes).
used
in
reporting,
analysis,
and
everyday
speech
to
describe
past
checks,
tests,
or
confirmations.
In
Spain,
informal
past
narration
might
also
use
other
forms
for
second
person
plural
(vosotros
comprobasteis),
but
comprobaron
remains
standard
for
ellos/ellas/ustedes
in
formal
writing
and
many
dialects.
the
data
were
correct.)