No. 3,499 in Spanish
firmes
"Firmes" means "firm" or "steady."
In a sentence
Los soldados se mantenían firmes ante el comandante.
The soldiers stood firm before the commander.
In this sentence, 'firmes' is used to convey steadiness and resoluteness in the soldiers' stance.
Es importante tener convicciones firmes en la vida.
It's important to have firm convictions in life.
Here, 'firmes' describes the steadfast nature of someone's convictions or beliefs.
Las paredes de la casa son muy firmes y no se moverán con los vientos fuertes.
The walls of the house are very solid and won’t move with strong winds.
In this context, 'firmes' refers to the sturdiness and stability of the house walls.
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