No. 12,339 in Spanish
llamadon
"Llamadón" is a colloquial Spanish term meaning a very loud or significant phone call or shout.
In a sentence
El fuerte 'llamadon' del tren alertó a todos.
The loud 'llamadon' of the train alerted everyone.
In this sentence, 'llamadon' is used as a noun to describe a loud and notable call or signal, implying a sound or action that grabs attention strongly.
María dio un 'llamadon' a la puerta antes de entrar.
María gave a loud knock to the door before entering.
Here, 'llamadon' signifies a forceful action, such as a firm knocking or calling, often to ensure a response.
Ese 'llamadon' del destino cambió su vida para siempre.
That 'llamadon' of fate changed their life forever.
In this instance, 'llamadon' is used metaphorically to refer to an impactful and life-altering event or realization.
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