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No. 8,735 in Spanish

solano

A hot, dry, easterly or southeasterly wind in Spain.

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  • El solano sopló con fuerza, trayendo el calor del desierto.

    The solano wind blew strongly, bringing the heat of the desert.

    In this sentence, 'solano' refers to a type of wind, specifically a hot, dry, east wind that can occur in certain regions, like parts of Spain.

  • Nos sentamos a la sombra porque el solano hacía el clima insoportable.

    We sat in the shade because the solan wind made the weather unbearable.

    Here, 'solano' is again used to describe a meteorological phenomenon, emphasizing its impact on the environment.

  • El verano pasado, el solano fue menos intenso que en años anteriores.

    Last summer, the solano was less intense than in previous years.

    In this example, 'solano' is depicted as a recurring seasonal wind, highlighting its presence and variability over time.

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