No. 7,583 in Spanish
juntas
"Juntas" means "together" (feminine plural) or "meetings/assemblies" depending on context.
In a sentence
Las estudiantes trabajan juntas en el proyecto.
The students work together on the project.
The word 'juntas' is used here as a feminine plural adjective indicating the action of working together, which is performed by the students, who are female.
Ayer instalamos las piezas juntas para completar el modelo.
Yesterday we assembled the pieces together to complete the model.
Here, 'juntas' is used as an adverb detailing the action of assembling the pieces in a way that they are placed together.
Las bisagras necesitan estar bien juntas para que la puerta funcione.
The hinges need to be properly close together for the door to work.
In this sentence, 'juntas' is an adjective describing the hinges, referring to their proximity or closeness.
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