No. 12,334 in Spanish
listas
"Listas" means "lists" or "ready" in English.
In a sentence
Las estudiantes están listas para el examen.
The students are ready for the exam.
In this sentence, 'listas' is used as an adjective to mean 'ready', describing the state of preparedness of the students.
Esas listas de compras son muy extensas.
Those shopping lists are very extensive.
Here, 'listas' is used as a noun in its plural form to mean 'lists', referring to a series of items.
Las niñas son muy listas y rápidas para resolver problemas.
The girls are very clever and quick at solving problems.
In this example, 'listas' serves as an adjective meaning 'clever' or 'intelligent', describing the intellectual abilities of the girls.
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