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No. 5,398 in Spanish

ministros

"Ministros" means "ministers" (government officials or clergy).

In a sentence

  • Los ministros se reunieron para discutir la reforma educativa.

    The ministers met to discuss the education reform.

    In this sentence, 'ministros' refers to government officials or members of a cabinet who hold political power and are responsible for making decisions and implementing policies in different areas.

  • Fui al teatro y vi una obra sobre unos ministros religiosos del siglo XVII.

    I went to the theater and saw a play about religious ministers from the 17th century.

    Here, 'ministros' indicates clergy members or religious figures who serve within a specific faith tradition, often providing guidance or performing ceremonies.

  • Los ministros de la misa se encargaron de preparar el altar.

    The ministers of the mass took care of preparing the altar.

    In this example, 'ministros' describes individuals who serve during a religious service, assisting in ceremonies or other liturgical activities.

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