recogió

Recogió is the third-person singular form of the Spanish verb recoger in the pretérito perfecto simple, used to indicate a completed action in the past. It corresponds to "he picked up," "she picked up," or "you (formal) picked up," depending on the subject. Recoger is a transitive verb with multiple senses, including taking something from a surface, gathering or compiling items, or bringing someone to a location.

Usage notes: recogió is used for past actions that are finished. It can describe physical actions (recogió la mochila del suelo), the gathering of information (recogió datos), or organizational tasks (recogió los documentos). It appears in common expressions such as recoger a alguien, recoger firmas, and recoger la habitación.

Orthography and related forms: the form carries an accent on the final syllable (recogió). The present tense corresponding form is recoge (él/ella/usted present). Other past forms include recogí (yo), recogiste (tú). Related verbs include recoger and its synonyms like levantar, recolectar, and reunir. English equivalents include "picked up," "collected," and "gathered."