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No. 10,586 in Spanish

cuarteles

"Cuarteles" means "military barracks" in English.

In a sentence

  • Los soldados marcharon hacia los cuarteles al amanecer.

    The soldiers marched towards the barracks at dawn.

    Here, "cuarteles" is used to refer to military barracks, which are establishments where soldiers are housed or stationed for training or duty.

  • En tiempos de paz, los cuarteles se convierten en lugares tranquilos.

    In times of peace, the barracks become peaceful places.

    Here, "cuarteles" again refers to military barracks, emphasizing the change in their usage depending on the state of conflict or peace.

  • Mi abuelo solía contar historias de sus días en los cuarteles.

    My grandfather used to tell stories about his days in the barracks.

    In this sentence, "cuarteles" is used to recount personal experiences, giving a historical or anecdotal dimension to the term.

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