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No. 13,385 in Spanish

rebalsa

"Rebalsa" refers to the overflowing of a container or body of water.

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  • El río se rebalsa cuando llueve mucho.

    The river overflows when it rains a lot.

    In the first sentence, 'rebalsa' is used as a verb in the present tense, third-person singular form, to describe the action of overflowing.

  • La represa mostró signos de rebalsa debido a la tormenta reciente.

    The dam showed signs of overflowing due to the recent storm.

    Here, 'rebalsa' is used as a noun to signify the process or condition of overflowing.

  • El agua del tanque no rebalsa si mantenemos el nivel controlado.

    The water in the tank does not overflow if we keep the level controlled.

    In this sentence, 'rebalsa' works as a verb that indicates the action of not overflowing in the present conditional context.

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