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"Videojuegos" is a form of "videojuego", a noun which is often translated as "video game". "Conseguir" is a transitive verb which is often translated as "to get". Learn more about the difference between "videojuegos" and "conseguir" below.
el videojuego(
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hweh
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)A masculine noun is used with masculine articles and adjectives (e.g., el hombre guapo, el sol amarillo).
1. (general)
a. video game
Me paso las tardes jugando videojuegos en mi computadora.I spend the evenings playing video games on my computer.
Este videojuego es demasiado adictivo. ¡No puedo parar de jugarlo!This video game is too addictive. I can't stop playing it!
conseguir(
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)A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g., I bought a book.).
1. (to acquire)
a. to get
Consiguió su licencia de conducir en junio.He got his driver's license in June.
Si quieres una entrada, ya sabes dónde conseguirla.If you want a ticket, you know where to get it.
b. to obtain
Consiguió la residencia y se puede quedar en el país.He obtained residency and can stay in the country.
c. to win
Tras muchos años sin lograrlo, finalmente consiguieron el primer lugar.After many years without succeeding, they finally won first place.
a. to achieve
Ese hombre consiguió todas sus metas profesionales.That man achieved all his career goals.
b. to manage
No conseguí convencerlo para que se viniera a la playa con nosotros.I didn't manage to convince him to come to the beach with us.
