No. 11,752 in Spanish

graben

"Graben" in Spanish means "record" (as an imperative form of the verb "grabar").

In a sentence

Ellos graben un video para el proyecto escolar.
They record a video for the school project.
In this sentence, 'graben' is the conjugation (third person plural, present subjunctive) of the verb 'grabar', which means 'to record'.
Espero que ustedes graben el concierto mañana.
I hope that you record the concert tomorrow.
Here, 'graben' is used in the subjunctive mood to express a wish or hope related to the action of recording.
Es obligatorio que graben todos los datos antes de cerrar el programa.
It is mandatory that you save all the data before closing the program.
In this context, 'graben' refers to the action of saving or registering data, also a subjunctive mood usage in a formal requirement.

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