No. 8,433 in Spanish

rally

A "rally" in Spanish refers to a motorsport race held on roads or tracks, often involving stages and time trials.

In a sentence

Ayer asistí a un rally político en la plaza principal.
Yesterday, I attended a political rally in the main square.
Here, 'rally' is used to refer to a gathering or event organized for political purposes.
El equipo organizó un rally para recaudar fondos para la caridad.
The team organized a rally to raise funds for charity.
In this context, 'rally' is used to describe an event aimed at gathering people for a cause, such as fundraising.
Los pilotos participaron en un emocionante rally de automóviles en el desierto.
The drivers participated in an exciting car rally in the desert.
Here, 'rally' refers to a motorsport event involving a series of races or competitions, usually held on challenging terrains.

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