conseguisteis

Conseguisteis is the second-person plural form of the Spanish verb conseguir in the pretérito indefinido (simple past). It is used with the pronoun vosotros, which is common in Spain, to indicate a completed action in the past: “you all obtained” or “you all managed to obtain.”

Conseguir is an irregular verb in the pretérito, with a stem change and accent in several forms. The standard conjugation in the pretérito indefinido for todas las personas is: conseguí, conseguiste, consiguió, conseguimos, conseguisteis, consiguieron. In this group, the vosotros form is conseguisteis.

Usage notes: conseguisteis refers specifically to the past actions performed by a group you are addressing as vosotros. In many dialects outside of Spain, the vos‑tú distinction is not used, and ustedes would take the form consiguieron. The meaning can emphasize effort or achievement, similar to “to manage to obtain” or “to obtain.” The verb’s past participle is conseguido, and the present perfect forms use haber: hemos conseguido, habéis conseguido, etc.

Common meanings and equivalents include obtain, acquire, or succeed in obtaining something, often implying some effort or sequence of steps. Typical contexts involve securing tickets, an opportunity, a goal, or information.

Etymology: conseguir comes from the prefix con- plus sequī (to follow), via Latin, evolving into a verb meaning to obtain or to manage to reach something.