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No. 12,589 in Spanish

moradores

In English, "moradores" means "inhabitants" or "residents."

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  • Los moradores de esta región han vivido aquí por generaciones.

    The inhabitants of this region have lived here for generations.

    Here, 'moradores' is used to refer to the people who inhabit or live permanently in a specific place or region.

  • Los moradores temporales de la casa dejaron muchas huellas culturales.

    The temporary dwellers of the house left many cultural footprints.

    In this sentence, 'moradores' refers to people who stay at a specific place temporarily, emphasizing their temporary status.

  • Un grupo de moradores protestó por el corte de electricidad en su vecindario.

    A group of residents protested the power outage in their neighborhood.

    This usage of 'moradores' highlights the people of a community or area, particularly in the context of a shared issue or concern.

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