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No. 13,489 in Spanish

regals

The Spanish word "regals" does not exist; you may mean "regalos," which translates to "gifts" or "presents" in English.

In a sentence

  • Los regals que recibimos en Navidad siempre son especiales.

    The presents we receive at Christmas are always special.

    Here, 'regals' refers to gifts or presents that are given during the holiday season.

  • En su testamento, dejó varios regals para sus familiares.

    In his will, he left several bequests for his relatives.

    In this context, 'regals' refers to bequests or gifts left in a last will.

  • Le ofrecieron regals para persuadirlo, pero él los rechazó.

    They offered him bribes to persuade him, but he refused them.

    Here, 'regals' is used to denote bribes or inducements offered to someone, often for unethical purposes.

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