No. 3,221 in Spanish
armar
"Armar" means "to assemble," "to set up," or "to arm."
In a sentence
Necesito armar el rompecabezas esta noche.
I need to assemble the puzzle tonight.
In this sentence, 'armar' is used to mean 'to assemble,' referring to the action of putting together the pieces of a puzzle.
Vamos a armar una estrategia para resolver el problema.
We are going to devise a strategy to solve the problem.
Here, 'armar' is employed to mean 'to devise or create,' indicating the process of constructing a plan or strategy.
Los actores van a armar una escena dramática para la obra.
The actors are going to stage a dramatic scene for the play.
In this context, 'armar' is used to describe the preparation or setup of a theatrical scene, showcasing an organizational or creative role.
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