No. 5,354 in Spanish

lógico

Logical; reasonable or coherent.

In a sentence

Es lógico pensar que estudiar más ayuda a mejorar los resultados en los exámenes.
It is logical to think that studying more helps to improve exam results.
In this sentence, 'lógico' means 'reasonable' or 'expected,' indicating that the thought aligns with rationality and common sense.
José trabaja como desarrollador de software, lo cual es muy lógico considerando su formación en informática.
José works as a software developer, which is very logical considering his background in computer sciences.
Here, 'lógico' refers to something fitting or appropriate in relation to José's academic background.
El profesor explicó el concepto de manera lógica, facilitando el entendimiento de los alumnos.
The teacher explained the concept logically, facilitating the understanding by the students.
In this case, 'lógico' is used to describe the manner of explanation, signifying that it was coherent and rational.

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