No. 2,810 in Spanish
pecho
Chest.
In a sentence
Siento un dolor en el pecho.
I feel pain in the chest.
In this sentence, 'pecho' is used to refer to the anatomical term 'chest', indicating a physical region of the body.
Habla con el pecho abierto y sincero.
Speak with an open and sincere chest.
Here, 'pecho' is used metaphorically to represent openness and sincerity in communication, implying heartfelt emotion.
El levantador de pesas tiene un pecho muy musculoso.
The weightlifter has a very muscular chest.
In this sentence, 'pecho' again refers to the anatomical chest, highlighting its physical appearance influenced by muscular development.
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