No. 2,281 in Spanish
peleas
"Fights" or "arguments."
In a sentence
Las peleas entre hermanos son comunes en muchas familias.
Fights between siblings are common in many families.
In this sentence, 'peleas' is used as a noun to denote physical or verbal fights or conflicts.
No peleas con tus amigos por cosas sin importancia.
Don't fight with your friends over unimportant matters.
Here, 'peleas' is used as part of the negative imperative form of the verb 'pelear' to convey a suggestion or prohibition toward engaging in a fight.
Si peleas mucho, perderás amigos rápidamente.
If you fight a lot, you'll lose friends quickly.
In this example, 'peleas' is a conjugated form of the verb 'pelear' in the second person singular present indicative, referring to the act of fighting.
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