No. 13,688 in Spanish
rinda
"Rinda" is the third-person singular present subjunctive or formal imperative form of the verb "rendir," meaning "yields," "surrenders," or "produces," depending on context.
In a sentence
Espero que el trabajo rinda frutos.
I hope the work yields results.
Here, "rinda" refers to yielding or producing outcomes, used in the subjunctive form for expectation.
No quiero que nadie se rinda tan fácilmente.
I don't want anyone to give up so easily.
Here, "rinda" denotes surrendering or giving up, showing a subjunctive form to express a wish or demand.
Es importante que tu esfuerzo rinda más en el futuro.
It's important that your effort produces more in the future.
In this sentence, "rinda" is about achieving efficiency or productivity, emphasized using the subjunctive mood for expressing possibility or intention.
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