No. 2,757 in Spanish
lote
A "lote" in Spanish refers to a "lot" or "batch," often meaning a set, grouping, or parcel of items, land, or goods.
In a sentence
Compramos un lote de terreno para construir nuestra casa.
We purchased a lot of land to build our house.
In this sentence, 'lote' means 'lot' referring to a piece of land or a parcel.
Recibimos un lote de productos defectuosos en la última entrega.
We received a batch of defective products in the last delivery.
Here, 'lote' is used to mean 'batch,' indicating a grouping of items, often for commerce or production.
Voy a revisar el lote de fotografías que me enviaste.
I will review the batch of photographs you sent me.
In this usage, 'lote' signifies a collection or grouping, this time of photographs, or similarly grouped items.
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