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No. 4,767 in Spanish

consuma

"Consuma" means "consume" or "complete" depending on context.

In a sentence

  • Aunque parece difícil, espero que consuma con éxito su meta.

    Even though it seems difficult, I hope that they achieve their goal successfully.

    The word 'consuma' here is used in the subjunctive mood to mean achieving or accomplishing something, showing wishful intent.

  • Es importante que no consuma alimentos procesados en exceso.

    It's important for you not to consume processed foods excessively.

    In this sentence, 'consuma' refers to the act of consuming or eating something, and it's presented in a subjunctive clause to express recommendations or advice.

  • Cuando la obra consuma sus esfuerzos, veremos resultados impresionantes.

    When the project completes its efforts, we will see impressive results.

    Here, 'consuma' describes the culmination or completion of efforts, used metaphorically to signify finalization or accomplishment.

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