sobrevolaron

Sobrevolearon is a Spanish verb. It is the third-person plural preterite indicative form of the verb sobrevolar. The verb sobrevolar itself is composed of the prefix "sobre-" meaning "over" or "above," and the verb "volar" meaning "to fly." Therefore, "sobrevolar" literally translates to "to fly over" or "to fly above."

When used in the past tense as "sobrevolaron," it indicates an action that was completed in the past. The subject performing this action would be a group of three or more people, animals, or objects. For instance, "Los pájaros sobrevolaron el bosque" means "The birds flew over the forest." Similarly, "Los aviones sobrevolaron la ciudad" translates to "The airplanes flew over the city." The context in which "sobrevolaron" is used will determine the precise meaning, but it consistently describes the act of passing above something by flying. The preterite tense emphasizes the completion of this action at a specific point in the past.