Okay, the user wants me to translate "kick-started" into Spanish. Let me think about the correct translation.
First, "kick-started" is a verb in past tense, meaning to start or initiate something. In Spanish, the equivalent would be "arrancar" or "iniciar". But since it's past tense, I need to use the preterite. "Arrancar" in preterite is "arrancó".
Wait, but sometimes "kick-start" can be translated as "poner en marcha" which is more about initiating a process. However, "arrancar" is more direct. Let me check if there's a common phrase.
Yes, "arrancar" is commonly used for starting a vehicle or a machine, which fits the literal meaning of kick-start. So "arrancó" would be the correct translation here.
I should make sure there's no other nuance. The user didn't provide context, so sticking to the direct translation is safest. Alright, the answer should be "arrancó".
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