No. 5,708 in Spanish

reitera

"Reitera" means "reiterates" or "repeats."

In a sentence

Ella siempre reitera sus instrucciones para asegurarse de que todos las entiendan.
She always reiterates her instructions to ensure everyone understands them.
The word 'reitera' is used to indicate the repeated action of the subject emphasizing the importance of her instructions by stating them again.
El profesor reitera la importancia de estudiar regularmente para pasar el curso.
The teacher reiterates the importance of studying regularly to pass the course.
Here, 'reitera' conveys the action of the teacher emphasizing a crucial point by repeating it for clarity and stress.
Reitera tu opinión si piensas que no ha sido considerada.
Reiterate your opinion if you think it hasn't been considered.
In this sentence, 'reitera' is used as an imperative form, suggesting the listener repeat their opinion to ensure it is acknowledged.

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