How to Say "achieved" in Spanish

Use 'logrado' when 'achieved' functions as an adjective describing something that has been successfully accomplished, often used with the auxiliary verb 'haber' to form perfect tenses.

Use 'logró' (preterite tense, third person singular) to describe a specific, completed action in the past where someone or something successfully reached a goal.

Use 'conseguido' as an adjective to describe a goal, result, or state that has been successfully obtained or reached.

Use 'obtuvo' (preterite tense, third person singular) when referring to the past acquisition of something, like a result, grade, or prize, emphasizing the act of getting or obtaining.

Use 'alcanzado' as an adjective, particularly when referring to a level, standard, or point that has been reached or attained.

Use 'consiguió' (preterite tense, third person singular) to indicate that someone successfully managed to do something or obtain something, often implying effort.