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grammy

"Grammy" does not have a specific meaning in Spanish; it refers to the Grammy Awards, honoring musical achievements.

In a sentence

Él ganó su primer Grammy este año por su álbum debut.
He won his first Grammy this year for his debut album.
In this context, 'Grammy' is used as a proper noun referring to the Grammy Awards, a prestigious award in the music industry.
Ella sueña con recibir un Grammy algún día por sus composiciones creativas.
She dreams of receiving a Grammy someday for her creative compositions.
Here, 'Grammy' refers to the concept of a Grammy Award as a goal or aspiration, showcasing its symbolic value.
Los premios Grammy serán transmitidos en vivo el próximo domingo.
The Grammy Awards will be broadcast live next Sunday.
In this sentence, 'Grammy' is part of a proper noun referring to the Grammy Awards event, emphasizing its function as a major cultural event.

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