No. 9,935 in Spanish
británicas
"Británicas" means "British" (feminine plural).
In a sentence
Las normas británicas son muy estrictas en cuanto a educación.
The British standards are very strict regarding education.
In this sentence, 'británicas' is an adjective modifying 'normas', indicating that the standards in question pertain to Britain.
Admiro la literatura de las autoras británicas del siglo XX.
I admire the literature of the 20th-century British authors.
Here, 'británicas' serves as an adjective that qualifies 'autoras', specifying their nationality or origin.
Las películas británicas siempre tienen un estilo particular.
British movies always have a particular style.
The word 'británicas' is used to describe 'películas', referring to films produced in Britain.
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