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No. 2,314 in Spanish

reloj

Clock or watch.

In a sentence

  • El reloj marca la hora exacta.

    The clock shows the exact time.

    Here, 'reloj' is used in its singular masculine form to denote a mechanical device that keeps track of time.

  • Compré un reloj nuevo para mi sala.

    I bought a new clock for my living room.

    In this sentence, 'reloj' represents an object, specifically a device meant for telling time, and is used in the context of acquisition.

  • Mi reloj se detuvo porque necesita batería.

    My watch stopped because it needs a battery.

    In this case, 'reloj' refers to a wristwatch, highlighting its role as a portable timekeeping accessory.

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