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No. 1,917 in Spanish

pienso

"Pienso" means "I think" or "animal feed" in English, depending on context.

In a sentence

  • Pienso que mañana será un día soleado.

    I think tomorrow will be a sunny day.

    In this sentence, 'pienso' is used as the first-person present tense of the verb 'pensar', meaning 'to think'. It is used to express an opinion or belief.

  • Le doy pienso al perro todos los días.

    I give feed to the dog every day.

    Here, 'pienso' represents a noun meaning 'animal feed'. It is used in the context of providing food to the pet.

  • Antes de actuar, pienso en las consecuencias.

    Before acting, I consider the consequences.

    In this example, 'pienso' is used as the verb 'to think', in the sense of deliberate consideration or reflection on a matter.

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