No. 12,428 in Spanish
manzana
Apple.
In a sentence
Comí una manzana para el desayuno.
I ate an apple for breakfast.
Here, 'manzana' is used in its primary meaning as 'apple', a type of fruit.
Vivo en la primera manzana de esta calle.
I live on the first block of this street.
In this sentence, 'manzana' is used to refer to a 'block', or a group of buildings bordered by streets in a city.
Este perfume nuevo tiene un olor a manzana muy dulce.
This new perfume has a very sweet apple scent.
The word 'manzana' here is used to describe the apple scent, indicating a fragrance similar to that of apples.
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