No. 11,650 in Spanish
frenara
"Frenara" is the past subjunctive or conditional form of "frenar," meaning "to brake" or "to stop."
In a sentence
Ella deseaba que yo frenara el coche correctamente.
She hoped I would stop the car properly.
'Frenara' is used here in the subjunctive imperfect form to express a wish or hypothetical scenario.
Si él frenara más suavemente, el viaje sería más cómodo.
If he stopped more gently, the trip would be more comfortable.
'Frenara' here is part of a conditional sentence, indicating an unreal or hypothetical condition.
Antes de que frenara bruscamente, ya había visto el obstáculo.
Before he stopped abruptly, he had already seen the obstacle.
'Frenara' is used in the past subjunctive to describe an action in a temporal clause.
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