charcos

charcos

Puddles.

Here, 'charcos' is used to describe pools of water that remain on the ground after rain, emphasizing its literal physical context.

Los niños juegan en los charcos cuando llueve.

The children play in the puddles when it rains.

In this sentence, 'charcos' refers to the water accumulations caused by the storm, illustrating the weather's impact.

Después de la tormenta, había varios charcos en el jardín.

After the storm, there were several puddles in the garden.

This usage of 'charcos' again highlights its physical presence, demonstrating its interaction with actions in the environment.

Al cruzar el camino, salpicó agua de los charcos en los zapatos.

While crossing the path, water from the puddles splashed onto his shoes.