No. 13,600 in Spanish
resbale
"Resbale" means "slip" or "slide."
In a sentence
No quiero que te resbales al caminar.
I don't want you to slip while walking.
In this sentence, 'resbales' is used to describe the act of slipping, used here subjunctively to express concern or a wish regarding potential actions.
El suelo está mojado, ¡no resbales!
The floor is wet, don't slip!
In this context, 'resbales' is used as a command in the imperative mood, cautioning someone against slipping.
Resbalé en la acera congelada ayer.
I slipped on the frozen sidewalk yesterday.
Here, 'resbalé' is in the past tense (preterite), illustrating a completed action where the speaker slipped.
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