ejercitó

Ejercitó is the third-person singular preterite indicative form of the Spanish verb ejercitar. This verb broadly translates to "to exercise," "to practice," "to train," or "to exert." Its usage depends on the context.

When referring to physical activity, "ejercitó" signifies that someone performed exercises or trained their body. For instance, "Él ejercitó sus músculos antes del partido" means "He exercised his muscles before the game." It can also refer to the practice of a skill or ability, such as "Ella ejercitó su voz para el concierto," meaning "She practiced her voice for the concert."

In a more abstract sense, "ejercitó" can imply the application or exertion of power, authority, or influence. For example, "El rey ejercitó su derecho a veto" translates to "The king exercised his right to veto." Similarly, "El gobierno ejercitó control sobre la situación" means "The government exerted control over the situation." The past tense "ejercitó" indicates a completed action in the past by a single subject.