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No. 11,299 in Spanish

escandalosas

"Escandalosas" means "scandalous" or "shocking."

In a sentence

  • Las declaraciones del político fueron escandalosas.

    The politician's statements were scandalous.

    The word 'escandalosas' is used as an adjective to describe something that causes a scandal or is shocking.

  • Las risas escandalosas de los niños llenaron el parque.

    The children's boisterous laughter filled the park.

    Here, 'escandalosas' is applied to describe loud or exuberant behavior.

  • Ella lleva unas botas escandalosas que llaman mucho la atención.

    She wears showy boots that attract a lot of attention.

    In this sentence, 'escandalosas' is used to denote something flashy or attention-grabbing.

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