No. 11,936 in Spanish
imperio
"Imperio" means "empire," referring to a group of territories or nations under a single supreme authority.
In a sentence
El imperio romano fue una de las civilizaciones más influyentes de la historia.
The Roman Empire was one of the most influential civilizations in history.
Here, 'imperio' refers to a large political formation ruled by an emperor, highlighting its historical and political meaning.
El cocinero ha creado un pequeño imperio culinario con sus restaurantes.
The chef has created a small culinary empire with his restaurants.
In this case, 'imperio' is used metaphorically to describe a flourishing and well-established entity or business venture.
Amigos, si trabajamos juntos, podemos construir nuestro propio imperio.
Friends, if we work together, we can build our own empire.
Here, 'imperio' is used figuratively to motivate and inspire plans for creating something grand or successful.
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