No. 8,723 in Spanish
sin
"Sin" in Spanish means "without."
In a sentence
Salí de casa sin abrigo porque hacía calor.
I left the house without wearing a coat because it was warm.
In this sentence, 'sin' is used as a preposition meaning 'without' to indicate the absence of an item when performing an action.
Vivimos sin preocupaciones en un ambiente tranquilo.
We live without worries in a calm environment.
Here, 'sin' is used to express the lack or absence of a state or condition, specifically worries.
Es imposible lograrlo sin ayuda.
It is impossible to achieve it without help.
In this sentence, 'sin' denotes the absence of assistance, emphasizing that the action requires some support to be successful.
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