No. 13,524 in Spanish
relevo
"Relevo" means "relief" or "replacement," often referring to the act of taking someone's place or a change of duty.
In a sentence
El equipo hizo un cambio de relevo durante el partido.
The team made a substitution during the match.
Here, 'relevo' refers to the act of substituting or replacing a player during a sports match, highlighting its use in sporting contexts.
El relevo generacional es esencial para mantener la cultura viva.
Generational transition is essential to keep the culture alive.
In this sentence, 'relevo' denotes the transition or handover process from one generation to another, emphasizing a sociological aspect of the term.
El corredor tomó el relevo en la carrera de relevos.
The runner took the baton in the relay race.
Here, 'relevo' refers to the baton in a relay race, which is a literal usage of the word in the context of sports.
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