No. 8,116 in Spanish
oled
The Spanish word "oled" is the formal second-person plural or informal second-person plural imperative form of "oler," meaning "smell."
In a sentence
Oled lo que está escrito en el cartel.
Smell what is written on the sign.
The imperative form of 'oler' (to smell) addressed informally to someone.
OLED technology es muy popular en televisores modernos.
OLED technology is very popular in modern televisions.
A term referring to 'Organic Light Emitting Diode' technology, used without linguistic conjugation.
Si oled las flores, notarás su fragancia.
If you smell the flowers, you'll notice their fragrance.
Describes the present indicative form of the verb 'oler' (to smell) for the subject 'you' (informal).
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