No. 4,180 in Spanish
kremlin
"Kremlin" in Spanish refers to a historic fortified complex in Russian cities, particularly the Moscow Kremlin, which serves as the official residence of the Russian president.
In a sentence
El Kremlin de Moscú es una impresionante fortaleza histórica.
The Moscow Kremlin is an impressive historic fortress.
In this sentence, 'Kremlin' is used to refer to the actual architectural complex that serves as an iconic symbol and the seat of government of Russia.
El Kremlin emitió un comunicado en respuesta a las sanciones internacionales.
The Kremlin issued a statement in response to the international sanctions.
Here, 'Kremlin' symbolizes the Russian government or the official governing body of Russia, focusing on its decision-making and public statements.
En el discurso, mencionó cómo 'el Kremlin' representa un símbolo de poder y autoridad.
In the speech, he mentioned how 'the Kremlin' represents a symbol of power and authority.
In this context, 'Kremlin' is mentioned metaphorically to represent the concept of centralized governmental authority, abstracting from its physical or organizational entity.
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