No. 12,314 in Spanish
lianas
Tropical climbing plants with woody stems often found in rainforests.
In a sentence
Las lianas colgaban desde lo alto de los árboles.
The vines were hanging from the tall trees.
In this context, 'lianas' refers to vines or long, climbing plants that are typical in forests.
Ella usó las lianas para trepar el muro del jardín.
She used the vines to climb the garden wall.
Here, 'lianas' is used to describe natural, strong ropes formed by plants, often used to climb.
Las lianas del diseño parecen estirarse hacia los nuevos bordes del lienzo.
The vines in the design seem to stretch toward the new edges of the canvas.
In this sentence, 'lianas' represents a metaphorical use referring to artistic representations of climbing vines.
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