logro
“logro” means “achievement” in Spanish (a successful result gained by effort).
achievement, accomplishment
Also: success, milestone
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Terminar la carrera fue un gran logro personal.
A2Finishing the race was a huge personal achievement.
Sus logros académicos le abrieron muchas puertas.
B1His academic accomplishments opened many doors for him.
El equipo celebró el logro del campeonato con una fiesta.
B2The team celebrated the success of the championship with a party.
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Words that translate to "logro" in Spanish:
accomplishment→achieved→achievement→gained→managed to→milestone→obtained→secured→✏️ Quick Practice
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Which sentence correctly uses 'logro'?
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Comes from the verb 'lograr,' which developed from the Vulgar Latin word *lucrāri*, meaning 'to gain' or 'to profit.' It has always been connected to the idea of gaining something desirable through effort.
First recorded: 15th century (as 'lograr')
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 'logro' and 'éxito'?
'Logro' refers to the specific thing that was achieved or completed, often requiring effort (e.g., 'getting a degree'). 'Éxito' is the general state or outcome of being successful. You can have 'éxito' (success) as a result of many 'logros' (achievements).
Is 'logro' always positive?
Yes, 'logro' always implies a positive or successful outcome. If the result was negative, you would use a word like 'fracaso' (failure).