No. 12,072 in Spanish
inmortal
"Immortal" – not subject to death; eternal.
In a sentence
La leyenda cuenta que el héroe era inmortal.
The legend says that the hero was immortal.
In this sentence, "inmortal" describes a mythological characteristic of a hero who cannot die.
El arte de Da Vinci es considerado inmortal.
Da Vinci's art is considered immortal.
Here, "inmortal" metaphorically denotes the lasting impact and timeless nature of Da Vinci's artwork.
La planta parecía inmortal, pues sobrevivía a cualquier clima.
The plant seemed immortal, as it survived any climate.
In this case, "inmortal" is used hyperbolically to describe the plant's incredible resilience in various climates.
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