No. 9,970 in Spanish
cabildos
Cabildos: Local councils or governing bodies in Spanish-speaking countries, historically referring to colonial municipal administrations.
In a sentence
Los cabildos se reunieron para discutir temas importantes.
The councils gathered to discuss important matters.
Here, 'cabildos' refers to council assemblies, representing an official organizational context.
En la época colonial, los cabildos representaban la voz del pueblo.
In colonial times, the councils represented the voice of the people.
In this sentence, 'cabildos' is used historically to indicate municipal governing bodies in colonial times.
Visitamos los cabildos históricos durante nuestra excursión.
We visited the historical town halls during our trip.
Here, 'cabildos' refers to buildings or places associated with these assemblies, emphasizing a cultural or historical dimension.
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