No. 8,284 in Spanish
pincha
"Pincha" can mean "puncture," "poke," or "prick," depending on context.
In a sentence
Él pincha el globo con un alfiler.
He punctures the balloon with a pin.
The word "pincha" is used as the third person singular form of the verb 'pinchar', meaning 'to puncture' or 'to prick'.
Siempre pincha en el mismo enlace para iniciar sesión.
He always clicks on the same link to log in.
Here, "pincha" refers to the act of clicking, demonstrating its colloquial use in technological contexts.
La música que pincha ese DJ es fenomenal.
The music that DJ plays is phenomenal.
In this case, "pincha" is used to indicate a DJ playing or mixing music, which is a specific, cultural colloquial usage.
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