No. 6,056 in Spanish
ademar
"Ademar" is not commonly used in Spanish; it may refer to archaic or regional usage meaning "to strengthen or shore up a structure."
In a sentence
El arquitecto decidió ademar el canal antes de continuar con la construcción.
The architect decided to reinforce the canal before continuing with the construction.
Here, 'ademar' is used in its literal sense, referring to the action of reinforcing or lining a structure, specifically a canal in this context, ensuring it's strengthened and prepared for use.
Es esencial ademar adecuadamente para evitar deslizamientos en el terreno.
It's essential to reinforce properly to avoid landslides on the terrain.
In this sentence, 'ademar' is employed to refer to a preventive and structural measure, highlighting the importance of this action to maintain safety and stability.
Con esfuerzo adicional, lograron ademar las paredes de la antigua mina.
With additional effort, they managed to reinforce the walls of the old mine.
This sentence demonstrates the word 'ademar' in a practical application tied to structural integrity of a specific location, the walls of a mine in this case.
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