No. 7,629 in Catalan
cabal
"Cabal" in Catalan means "flow" or "volume," often referring to the amount of water in a river or the capacity/quantity of something.
In a sentence
El riu té un cabal molt alt després de les pluges.
The river has a very high flow after the rains.
Here, 'cabal' is used as a noun to refer to the flow or volume of water in the river, commonly utilized in environmental and geographical contexts.
El professor va fer un resum cabal dels temes de l'examen.
The teacher made a thorough summary of the exam topics.
In this context, 'cabal' is used as an adjective to mean 'thorough' or 'complete', describing the summary provided by the teacher.
Es important tenir un coneixement cabal dels conceptes bàrics per a resoldre els problemes.
It's important to have a comprehensive understanding of the basic concepts to solve the problems.
'Cabal' here serves as an adjective describing the thoroughness or completeness of the understanding of the concepts.
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