No. 9,458 in Spanish
alzas
"Alzas" means "rises" or "increases" in English.
In a sentence
Las alzas en los precios han afectado a la economía.
The increases in prices have affected the economy.
Here, 'alzas' refers to 'increases,' particularly in the context of economic prices, used as a plural noun.
Ella camina mejor con las alzas en sus zapatos.
She walks better with the heels in her shoes.
In this sentence, 'alzas' refers to the added height or lifts in shoes, used as a plural noun.
Con cada desafío, las alzas de motivación la guiaron.
With each challenge, the rises in motivation guided her.
Here, 'alzas' refers to 'rises' or 'increases,' symbolizing motivation ups in abstract terms, used as a plural noun.
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