No. 6,585 in Spanish
cartel
A poster or sign.
In a sentence
Vi un cartel en la calle que anuncia un concierto.
I saw a sign on the street advertising a concert.
Here, 'cartel' is used to mean a physical sign or poster used for advertising purposes.
El cartel controla el comercio de ciertos productos en el país.
The cartel controls the trade of certain products in the country.
In this instance, 'cartel' refers to a group or organization that works to control markets or activities, often with monopolistic intentions.
Los carteles en el museo explican las obras de arte.
The placards in the museum explain the artworks.
Here, 'carteles' means informational placards or labels, typically used to provide descriptions or captions, often in a museum or exhibition setting.
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