No. 12,731 in Spanish

observadora

"Observadora" means "observant," referring to someone who watches attentively or is perceptive.

In a sentence

Ana es muy observadora y siempre nota los pequeños detalles.
Ana is very observant and always notices the small details.
In this sentence, 'observadora' is used as a feminine adjective describing Ana, signifying her attentiveness and ability to notice subtleties.
En su trabajo como detective, ser observadora es una gran ventaja.
In her job as a detective, being observant is a great advantage.
Here, 'observadora' functions as a description of a quality necessary for the profession, emphasizing the importance of keen observation skills.
La niña es tan observadora que encontró todas las diferencias en las imágenes.
The girl is so observant that she found all the differences in the images.
'Observadora' in this context highlights the child's capability to meticulously observe and identify discrepancies or details.

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