No. 6,622 in Spanish
cerro
"Cerro" means "hill" or "mountain."
In a sentence
Subimos el cerro para ver la puesta del sol.
We climbed the hill to watch the sunset.
Here, 'cerro' refers to a small mountain or hill, a geographical feature.
Él cerró la puerta antes de salir.
He closed the door before leaving.
In this case, 'cerró' is a conjugated form of the verb 'cerrar,' meaning 'he/she/it closed.'
En el antiguo barrio, se encontraba un cerro lleno de historias.
In the old neighborhood, there was a hill full of stories.
Similar to the first example, 'cerro' here is used to describe a geographical location, emphasizing its historical or cultural significance.
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