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No. 12,606 in Spanish

motín

"Motín" means "riot" or "mutiny" in English.

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  • Hubo un motín en la cárcel anoche.

    There was a riot in the jail last night.

    In this sentence, 'motín' is used to describe a violent disturbance or upheaval occurring in a setting such as a prison.

  • El motín de la tripulación sorprendió al capitán del barco.

    The crew's mutiny surprised the ship's captain.

    Here, 'motín' refers to the act of rebellion or mutiny executed by a group of people against authority, commonly associated with nautical contexts.

  • El profesor contó la historia del motín de los estudiantes en la universidad.

    The professor told the story of the students' revolt at the university.

    In this example, 'motín' points to an organized revolt or rebellion within an institution, conveying the defiance of the participants.

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