No. 8,446 in Spanish
ravel
"Ravel" is not a Spanish word; it is English, meaning to untangle or confuse.
In a sentence
Ella intentó desenmarañar la trama compleja del libro.
She tried to unravel the complex plot of the book.
In this case, 'ravel' translated as 'desenmarañar' is used metaphorically to indicate untangling or solving a complicated subject.
El hilo comenzó a enredarse mientras tejía.
The thread began to tangle while she was knitting.
Here, 'ravel' is represented by 'enredarse,' signifying the tangling of physical objects like threads or yarn.
Después de horas de esfuerzo, logró desentrañar el misterio.
After hours of effort, he managed to unravel the mystery.
Here, 'ravel,' expressed as 'desentrañar,' is used to symbolize uncovering or understanding details deeply.
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