ligaram
Ligaram is a verb form in Portuguese, specifically the third-person plural pretérito perfeito simples of ligar. It denotes actions completed in the past by eles, elas, or vocês, and its meaning varies by context. In everyday use it can mean “they dialed” (they called someone by phone), “they connected” (they linked something), or “they turned on” (they activated a device or system). The sense is often inferred from the object that follows, such as a phone number or a device.
Grammar and conjugation notes: ligar is a regular -ar verb. In the pretérito perfeito, the third-person plural
Etymology and usage: ligaram derives from ligar, which comes from the Latin ligare, meaning to bind or
Example sentences: Eles ligaram para o suporte técnico ontem. Eles ligaram a televisão assim que chegaram em