contaminaron

"Contaminaron" is a Spanish verb that means "to contaminate" or "to pollute." It is the third-person plural past tense form of the verb "contaminar," which is derived from the Latin word "contaminatio," meaning "pollution." The verb "contaminaron" is used to describe an action where something or someone has caused contamination or pollution.

In Spanish, "contaminaron" can be used in various contexts, such as environmental, health, or social issues. For example, "Los ríos contaminaron" translates to "The rivers polluted," while "El humo contaminó el aire" means "The smoke polluted the air." The verb can also be used in a more figurative sense, as in "Las noticias contaminaron la conversación" which means "The news spoiled the conversation."

The conjugation of "contaminar" follows regular -ar verb patterns in Spanish. The present tense forms are "contamino," "contaminas," "contamina," "contaminamos," "contamináis," and "contaminan." The past participle is "contaminado," and the gerund is "contaminando."

Understanding the use and conjugation of "contaminaron" is essential for effective communication in Spanish, especially when discussing environmental or social issues.