No. 5,035 in Spanish

esperanzas

Hopes or expectations.

In a sentence

Tengo muchas esperanzas de que el proyecto termine exitosamente.
I have high hopes that the project will end successfully.
In this sentence, 'esperanzas' is used as a plural noun to express optimism or expectation about something happening positively.
Las esperanzas de la comunidad están centradas en la nueva escuela.
The community's hopes are centered on the new school.
Here, 'esperanzas' refers to the collective aspirations or expectations of a group towards a beneficial change or outcome.
El médico les dio esperanzas a los pacientes sobre su recuperación.
The doctor gave hope to the patients about their recovery.
The term 'esperanzas' in this context conveys encouragement and confidence provided to others regarding a favorable result, emphasizing emotional support.

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