No. 9,940 in Spanish
brutales
"Brutales" means "brutal" or "violent" and can also mean "amazing" or "awesome" in informal contexts.
In a sentence
Las olas eran brutales durante la tormenta.
The waves were brutal during the storm.
Here, 'brutales' signifies something being extreme or intense, referring to the waves' force and height.
Esos ladrones cometieron actos brutales.
Those thieves committed brutal acts.
In this context, 'brutales' describes actions or behavior as being violently cruel or savage.
Lo pasamos genial en el concierto, las canciones eran brutales.
We had a great time at the concert; the songs were awesome.
Here, 'brutales' has an informal, positive connotation, expressing that the songs were highly impressive or excellent.
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