No. 7,600 in Catalan
bracet
"Bracet" means "armrest" or "small arm."
In a sentence
Els dos avis anaven de bracet pel parc.
The two grandparents were walking arm-in-arm through the park.
Here, 'bracet' is used in the sense of 'arm-in-arm', describing two people walking closely with their arms linked.
Agafem-nos del bracet per travessar el carrer.
Let's link arms to cross the street.
In this case, 'bracet' represents the joined arms of two or more people as a gesture of steadiness or connection.
Els amants passejaven de bracet sota la llum de la lluna.
The lovers strolled arm-in-arm under the moonlight.
Here, 'bracet' depicts a romantic or affectionate context where individuals are interlocking their arms while walking.
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