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No. 12,369 in Spanish

lucho

"Lucho" is the first-person singular (yo) present tense form of "luchar," meaning "I fight" or "I struggle."

In a sentence

  • Lucho todos los días por alcanzar mis metas.

    I fight every day to achieve my goals.

    In this sentence, 'lucho' is used to express putting effort and determination into achieving objectives.

  • Lucho, mi amigo, siempre me ayuda con mis tareas.

    Lucho, my friend, always helps me with my homework.

    Here, 'Lucho' is used as a proper noun, likely a nickname or short form of 'Luis'.

  • Aunque sea difícil, lucho contra las adversidades.

    Even though it's difficult, I struggle against adversities.

    In this context, 'lucho' signifies persevering in the face of challenges.

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