No. 867 in Spanish
caja
Box.
In a sentence
La caja está llena de libros.
The box is full of books.
In this sentence, 'caja' is used to mean a physical container used to hold objects, emphasizing its tangible nature.
El cantante decidió pensar fuera de la caja.
The singer decided to think outside the box.
Here, 'caja' refers metaphorically to conventional boundaries or limitations, showcasing its abstract usage in metaphorical contexts.
El supermercado tiene una caja automatizada para pagar.
The supermarket has an automated checkout for payment.
In this case, 'caja' refers to a cash register or checkout, indicating a specific location or machine associated with financial transactions.
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