No. 9,354 in Spanish
aflorado
"Emerged" or "surfaced."
In a sentence
Los recuerdos felices han aflorado en su mente tras ver las fotos antiguas.
The happy memories have surfaced in his mind after seeing the old photos.
Aflorado is used to describe memories or emotions coming to the surface or becoming evident.
Después de las fuertes lluvias, las flores han aflorado en el campo.
After the heavy rains, the flowers have emerged in the field.
Aflorado relates to natural elements, such as flowers, that appear or emerge visibly.
Con la presión del debate, las diferencias entre ambos candidatos han aflorado.
Under the pressure of the debate, the differences between both candidates have come to light.
Aflorado conveys the idea of something hidden becoming clear or apparent, often in discourse or comparison.
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