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No. 8,376 in Spanish

príncipe

"Príncipe" means "prince."

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  • El príncipe llegó al castillo para celebrar la coronación.

    The prince arrived at the castle to celebrate the coronation.

    Here, 'príncipe' refers to a monarch or royal figure, specifically a male royal such as a king's son or ruler.

  • Mi hermano es el príncipe de la casa, siempre consigue lo que quiere.

    My brother is the prince of the house; he always gets what he wants.

    In this usage, 'príncipe' is used metaphorically to denote someone given preferential treatment or seen as special in a particular context, like the family.

  • Este libro cuenta la historia de un príncipe que busca su libertad.

    This book tells the story of a prince seeking his freedom.

    Once again, 'príncipe' denotes a royal or noble character in a literary or storytelling context, emphasizing the role and narrative associated with this status.

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