No. 6,194 in Spanish
applegate
The word "applegate" does not exist in Spanish. It may be a proper noun or an English word.
In a sentence
La historia de Applegate es muy interesante.
The story of Applegate is very interesting.
Here, 'Applegate' is used as a proper noun, likely referring to a person's name or a geographical location.
El caso del juicio llamado Applegate fue muy famoso.
The lawsuit known as Applegate was very famous.
In this instance, 'Applegate' is used as the title or reference of a specific legal case.
El barrio conocido como Applegate tiene casa pintorescas.
The neighborhood known as Applegate has picturesque houses.
Here, 'Applegate' is referring to a neighborhood, indicating that it is a proper name for a location.
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