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No. 5,489 in Spanish

panza

"Belly" or "paunch."

In a sentence

  • Después de comer tanto, mi panza está llena.

    After eating so much, my belly is full.

    Here, "panza" refers to someone's belly or stomach, commonly used to describe the feeling of fullness or satisfaction after eating.

  • Esa panza del abuelo muestra cuántos años ha disfrutado de la vida.

    That belly of the grandfather shows how many years he has enjoyed life.

    In this context, "panza" signifies the rounded appearance of a person's abdomen, often associated with aging or a life of indulgence.

  • El perrito se acostó con la panza hacia arriba.

    The little dog lay down on its back with its belly facing up.

    In this usage, "panza" denotes the underside of an animal, typically referring to its exposed and vulnerable area, often inviting affection.

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