No. 8,735 in Spanish
solano
A hot, dry, easterly or southeasterly wind in Spain.
In a sentence
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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