This is the 9997th most frequent Spanish word.
calzadas
"Calzadas" refers to paved roads, highways, or causeways.
Here, 'calzadas' refers to 'roads,' specifically those built in the Roman Empire. It emphasizes the historical significance of these pathways.
Las calzadas romanas eran cruciales para la conexión del Imperio.
The Roman roads were crucial for the connection of the Empire.
In this case, 'calzadas' denotes 'urban roadways' or 'streets,' highlighting infrastructure for transportation in cities.
El mantenimiento de las calzadas urbanas es una prioridad para la ciudad.
The maintenance of urban roadways is a priority for the city.
Here, 'calzadas' means 'causeways,' referring to raised roads or paths, often with historical or structural connotations.