No. 7,982 in Spanish
montonera
A "montonera" is a heap, pile, or informal group; historically, it also refers to guerrilla forces in 19th-century Latin America.
In a sentence
En el campo, vimos una montonera de hojas secas acumuladas por el viento.
In the field, we saw a pile of dry leaves gathered by the wind.
Here, 'montonera' refers to a pile or heap of something, showcasing a literal accumulation.
Durante el evento, se formó una montonera de gente alrededor del escenario principal.
During the event, a crowd of people gathered around the main stage.
In this context, 'montonera' indicates a large group of people collectively.
El debate generó una montonera de opiniones y argumentos apasionados.
The debate generated a heap of opinions and passionate arguments.
'Montonera' illustrates an abundance or plethora of opinions metaphorically, denoting a figurative accumulation.
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