No. 3,983 in Spanish
berrocal
A "berrocal" is a terrain or area covered with large, scattered rocks or boulders.
In a sentence
En mi excursión de ayer, descubrí un hermoso berrocal cerca del río.
On my hike yesterday, I discovered a beautiful rocky area near the river.
'Berrocal' refers to a rocky terrain or area, illustrating its usage to describe geographical features.
El suelo del jardin estaba lleno de pequeñas piedras como un berrocal en miniatura.
The garden soil was filled with small stones like a miniature rocky area.
'Berrocal' is used metaphorically to describe a stony appearance resembling a rocky region.
Los geólogos analizaron la formación del berrocal para entender su origen.
The geologists analyzed the formation of the rocky area to understand its origin.
'Berrocal' is utilized in a technical sense to refer to a specific type of geological formation.
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