No. 7,088 in Spanish
extreme
The Spanish word "extremo" means "extreme" in English, referring to something at the highest degree or farthest point.
In a sentence
La competencia fue un desafío extremo para todos los participantes.
The competition was an extreme challenge for all participants.
Here, 'extremo' as an adjective intensifies the degree of difficulty of the challenge.
El clima extremo afecta la vida en muchas regiones del mundo.
Extreme weather affects life in many regions of the world.
In this sentence, 'extremo' describes the severity or unpredictability of weather conditions.
Ella siempre lleva las emociones al extremo.
She always takes emotions to the extreme.
Used as a noun, 'extremo' refers to the highest degree or limit to which emotions are taken.
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