No. 13,247 in Spanish
prospecto
"Prospecto" in Spanish means "leaflet" or "brochure," often referring to an informational document, such as instructions or details about a product.
In a sentence
El prospecto describe los posibles efectos secundarios del medicamento.
The leaflet describes the possible side effects of the medication.
Here, 'prospecto' refers to an informational document accompanying a medication, typically explaining its usage, ingredients, and potential effects.
Tenemos un prospecto muy bueno para el equipo de ventas.
We have a very good prospect for the sales team.
In this context, 'prospecto' indicates a potential candidate or member suitable for a sales team, hence someone with good prospects for success in that role.
El prospecto del proyecto parece prometedor para los próximos años.
The prospect of the project seems promising for the upcoming years.
Here, 'prospecto' is used to signify the potential or outlook of a project, indicating its expected success or progress over time.
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