No. 13,361 in Spanish
rastro
"Rastro" means "trace," "trail," or "sign" in English.
In a sentence
Me dejó un rastro de migas de pan por toda la cocina.
He left a trail of breadcrumbs all over the kitchen.
In this sentence, 'rastro' refers to a trace or sign left behind by someone or something.
No hay rastro de ella en el parque desde hace horas.
There is no trace of her in the park for hours.
Here, 'rastro' is used to describe a lack of visible evidence or presence.
Fuimos al rastro el domingo y compramos antigüedades.
We went to the flea market on Sunday and bought antiques.
In this context, 'rastro' refers to a place where second-hand goods are sold, common in Spain.
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