No. 7,655 in Spanish
lambeau
The word "lambeau" is not Spanish; it is French and means "strip" or "shred" (e.g., of cloth or flesh).
In a sentence
Encontramos un lambeau de recuerdo tras el concierto.
We found a scrap of memorabilia after the concert.
In this sentence, 'lambeau' is used to refer to a scrap or piece of something tangible.
El cazador siguió el rastro de sangre hasta un lambeau de tela.
The hunter followed the trail of blood to a piece of fabric.
Here, 'lambeau' refers to a piece or shred, commonly of cloth or material.
El doctor explicó que durante la cirugía se creó un lambeau a partir de la piel del paciente.
The doctor explained that during the surgery, a flap was created using the patient's skin.
In this instance, 'lambeau' is a medical term referring to a flap of tissue, especially in surgical contexts.
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