No. 11,948 in Spanish

imposibles

Things that are impossible.

In a sentence

Lograr tus sueños puede parecer imposible.
Achieving your dreams can seem impossible.
Here, 'imposible' is an adjective describing the appearance or degree of difficulty of achieving dreams.
Ella siempre busca soluciones para problemas imposibles.
She always seeks solutions for impossible problems.
In this sentence, 'imposibles' functions as an adjective modifying 'problemas,' indicating situations deemed extremely challenging or unattainable.
No hay imposibles si pones esfuerzo.
There are no impossibilities if you put in effort.
Here, 'imposibles' is used as a noun, signifying things that are considered impossible or unattainable.

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