No. 5,369 in Spanish
manzanas
Apples.
In a sentence
Compré manzanas en el mercado.
I bought apples at the market.
Here, 'manzanas' refers to the fruit, apples, in its plural form as the direct object of the verb 'comprar' (to buy).
Caminamos cuatro manzanas para llegar al parque.
We walked four blocks to reach the park.
In this sentence, 'manzanas' means 'blocks' or urban squares, indicating a distance measurement in a city.
Las manzanas están maduras y listas para comer.
The apples are ripe and ready to eat.
'Manzanas' once again refers to the fruit, being the subject of the sentence and described further by the predicate.
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