No. 9,898 in Spanish
bodies
The Spanish word "bodies" does not exist; the English term "bodies" translates to "cuerpos" in Spanish.
In a sentence
Los cuerpos celestes brillan en el cielo.
The celestial bodies shine in the sky.
In this sentence, 'bodies' is used to refer to celestial entities such as stars and planets.
Los cuerpos varados en la playa eran de una ballena y un delfín.
The bodies washed ashore on the beach were of a whale and a dolphin.
Here, 'bodies' illustrates physical structures, especially emphasizing their stranded condition.
Los bailarines movieron sus cuerpos al ritmo de la música.
The dancers moved their bodies to the rhythm of the music.
In this context, 'bodies' refers to the human physique and its movement in coordination with the music.
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