No. 5,361 in Spanish
mandatos
"Mandatos" means "commands" or "orders" in English.
In a sentence
Los mandatos de los directivos siempre se deben seguir para garantizar el orden.
The directives from the management should always be followed to ensure order.
In this context, 'mandatos' refers to authoritative directives or orders issued by someone in a position of power, such as management or leadership.
En clase de español aprendimos a usar los mandatos para dar instrucciones claras.
In Spanish class, we learned to use commands to give clear instructions.
Here, 'mandatos' refers to grammatical commands or imperative sentences, commonly used to instruct or ask someone to perform an action directly.
Los ciudadanos deben respetar los mandatos judiciales para mantener el estado de derecho.
Citizens must respect judicial orders to uphold the rule of law.
In this sentence, 'mandatos' denotes legal orders or decrees issued by judicial authorities, emphasizing their binding and official nature.
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