logueó

"Logueó" is a Spanish verb form, specifically the third-person singular preterite indicative of the verb "loguear." This verb itself is a Hispanized adaptation of the English verb "to log in" or "to log on." Therefore, "logueó" translates to "he/she/it logged in" or "he/she/it logged on."

The term is commonly used in contexts related to technology, particularly in computing and internet usage. When a user successfully accesses a system, website, or application by entering their credentials (such as a username and password), they have "logueado." For instance, one might say "El usuario logueó en su cuenta" which means "The user logged into his account."

The verb "loguear" and its conjugations, including "logueó," are part of a broader trend in Spanish of incorporating anglicisms, especially in fields where English has a dominant influence. While "iniciar sesión" or "acceder" are more traditional Spanish equivalents for logging in, "loguear" has gained widespread acceptance and usage, particularly among younger generations and in technical circles. The preterite tense, used in "logueó," refers to a completed action in the past.