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Accomplishment in Spanish: Logro
Logro · noun · LOH-groh
The English word 'accomplishment' translates most naturally to logro in Spanish, a masculine noun derived from the verb lograr (to achieve). It describes something successfully completed or attained through effort.
Pronounce logro as LOH-groh, with stress on the first syllable.
Graduarse de la universidad fue un gran logro.
Graduating from university was a great accomplishment.
Accomplishment in Spanish: Quick Reference
Below are the most common Spanish words for accomplishment, with pronunciation and regional usage notes.
| Spanish | English | Pronunciation | Region / Register |
|---|---|---|---|
| logro | accomplishment | LOH-groh | Default, widely understood |
| hazaña | accomplishment | a feat or remarkable achievement | |
| realización | accomplishment | formal, fulfillment of a goal |
How Native Speakers Use Logro
Real example sentences across three contexts you'll actually run into.
Personal achievement
Correr un maratón fue mi mayor logro este año.
Running a marathon was my greatest accomplishment this year.
Reflecting on personal goals.
Professional milestone
La empresa celebró los logros del equipo de ventas.
The company celebrated the sales team's accomplishments.
A workplace recognition event.
Heroic feat
Escalar el Everest es una hazaña que pocos pueden lograr.
Climbing Everest is an accomplishment that few can achieve.
Describing an extraordinary feat.
Avoid These Mistakes When Using Logro
Using acomplimiento
Incorrect: Es un gran acomplimiento.
Correct: Es un gran logro.
Acomplimiento is not a standard Spanish word. The correct translation is logro, not a direct adaptation of the English word.
Confusing logro with luego
Incorrect: Mi luego más importante fue terminar la carrera.
Correct: Mi logro más importante fue terminar la carrera.
Luego means 'then' or 'later,' while logro means 'accomplishment.' They look similar but are completely different words.
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Common Questions About Accomplishment in Spanish
- How do you say 'accomplishment' in Spanish?
- The most common translation is logro, a masculine noun that pairs naturally with adjectives like gran (great) or importante (important).
- What is the verb form of logro?
- The verb form is lograr, meaning 'to achieve' or 'to accomplish,' conjugated regularly: yo logro, tú logras, él logra, etc.
- When would I use hazaña instead of logro?
- Use hazaña when describing an extraordinary or heroic feat, such as a record-breaking achievement, while logro is suitable for everyday accomplishments.