No. 12,112 in Spanish
intactas
Unharmed; untouched; intact.
In a sentence
Las reliquias se han mantenido intactas durante siglos.
The relics have remained intact over centuries.
Here, 'intactas' is used to describe the state of the relics, indicating they have not been damaged.
Las playas de este lugar están intactas y ofrecen un paisaje virgen.
The beaches of this place are intact and offer an untouched landscape.
In this sentence, 'intactas' refers to the pristine state of the beaches, emphasizing their lack of alteration.
Afortunadamente, las vidrieras históricas quedaron intactas tras la tormenta.
Fortunately, the historical stained glass windows remained intact after the storm.
The word 'intactas' here emphasizes that the stained glass windows were unharmed during the storm.
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