trazasteis

Trazasteis is the second-person plural preterite form of the Spanish verb trazar. Trazar means to trace or draw a line, to outline, or to plot and plan something. The verb can be used in both literal senses (trazar una ruta, trazar un diagrama) and figurative senses (trazar un plan, trazar objetivos). The form trazasteis corresponds to "you all traced" in English and is standard in Spain and in some dialects. In much of Latin America, the vosotros forms are rarely used; the corresponding preterite for ustedes is trazaron.

Conjugation and usage details: trazar is a regular -ar verb in its preterite. The full preterite forms are: yo tracé, tú trazaste, él trazó, nosotros trazamos, vosotros trazasteis, ellos trazaron. The accent marks are important for correct pronunciation. Because of regional variation, speakers in Spain commonly use trazasteis, while many Latin American speakers use ustedes trazaron for past actions by a group.

Examples of use: Ayer trazasteis un mapa de la ruta en el cuaderno. El equipo trazó un plan para el proyecto, y luego ustedes trazaron las etapas en el diagrama. Beyond literal drawing, trazas or trazarse ideas can also convey outlining or mapping a strategy, itinerary, or sequence of steps. The verb is widely understood in contexts of planning, surveying, or sketching processes.