No. 9,392 in Spanish

aguanta

"Endure," "tolerate," or "hold on."

In a sentence

Él aguanta el peso de las cajas sin quejarse.
He withstands the weight of the boxes without complaining.
'Aguanta' here is used to describe enduring or bearing a physical load.
¡Aguanta un momento mientras reviso el documento!
Hold on a moment while I review the document!
'Aguanta' in this context is an exclamation urging someone to be patient or wait briefly.
Aunque hace mucho calor, ella aguanta y sigue trabajando.
Even though it's very hot, she endures and keeps working.
'Aguanta' here relates to tolerating uncomfortable circumstances without giving up.

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