No. 1,198 in Spanish
rostro
Face.
In a sentence
Ella siempre lleva una sonrisa en su rostro.
She always carries a smile on her face.
Here, 'rostro' refers to the 'face' as the physical feature that can express emotions, specifically carrying a smile in this case.
El rostro de la montaña se veía majestuoso al amanecer.
The face of the mountain looked majestic at dawn.
In this context, 'rostro' is used metaphorically to describe the 'face' or surface of the mountain, emphasizing its visual appearance.
Su rostro refleja la alegría que siente en su corazón.
Her face reflects the happiness she feels in her heart.
Here, 'rostro' is used to denote 'face' as a medium for expressing feelings or emotions, highlighting its reflective purpose.
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