No. 2,541 in Spanish
brigadas
"Brigadas" means "brigades" or "groups organized for a specific purpose."
In a sentence
Las brigadas de bomberos trabajaron toda la noche para extinguir el incendio.
The firefighter brigades worked all night to extinguish the fire.
In this sentence, 'brigadas' refers to organized groups of firefighters working together as units to address emergency situations.
Se formaron brigadas comunitarias para limpiar el parque del vecindario.
Community brigades were formed to clean the neighborhood park.
Here, 'brigadas' represents community groups voluntarily organized to perform a specific task, demonstrating cooperation and teamwork.
El ejército envió brigadas de soldados para asistir a las zonas afectadas por el desastre.
The army sent brigades of soldiers to assist the disaster-stricken areas.
In this context, 'brigadas' is used to describe structured military units designated to carry out tasks or missions in a systematic and organized manner.
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