No. 12,402 in Spanish

mall

"Mall" in Spanish refers to a large shopping center or complex.

In a sentence

Voy al mall a comprar ropa nueva.
I am going to the mall to buy new clothes.
Here, 'mall' refers to the shopping center where people go to purchase various items.
El mall nuevo abrió cerca de mi casa la semana pasada.
The new mall opened near my house last week.
In this sentence, 'mall' is utilized to denote a recently constructed shopping complex.
Pasamos el día entero explorando las tiendas en el mall.
We spent the entire day exploring the stores in the mall.
This usage indicates the mall as a location with numerous shops for visitors to enjoy.

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