No. 2,252 in Spanish
manifiesta
"Manifiesta" means "he/she/it manifests or expresses clearly."
In a sentence
La arquitectura del edificio manifiesta influencias barrocas.
The building's architecture demonstrates Baroque influences.
In this sentence, 'manifiesta' is used to mean 'shows or demonstrates,' indicating how the architecture expresses certain stylistic influences.
Ella manifiesta sus ideas durante la reunión con claridad.
She expresses her ideas during the meeting with clarity.
Here, 'manifiesta' refers to the act of communicating or expressing one's thoughts or ideas clearly.
El profesor manifiesta su descontento con los resultados del examen.
The teacher expresses his dissatisfaction with the exam results.
In this example, 'manifiesta' is utilized to convey the teacher's manner of showing or expressing his feelings about the exam outcomes.
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