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No. 6,072 in Spanish

agrega

"Agrega" means "adds."

In a sentence

  • Por favor, agrega un poco de sal a la sopa.

    Please, add a little salt to the soup.

    In this sentence, 'agrega' is used as an imperative form directing someone to add salt to soup—it's a command form of the verb 'agregar', meaning 'to add'.

  • Ella siempre se agrega a las conversaciones interesantes.

    She always adds herself to interesting conversations.

    Here, 'se agrega' means 'she adds herself', showcasing a reflexive use of the verb 'agregar', implying 'to include oneself'.

  • El programa agrega automáticamente los nombres separados por comas.

    The program automatically adds the names separated by commas.

    In this context, 'agrega' denotes the function of adding or appending, specifically by software or a system.

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