No. 8,736 in Spanish
soldado
Soldado: Soldier.
In a sentence
El soldado marchó con su unidad hacia el campo de batalla.
The soldier marched with his unit to the battlefield.
The word 'soldado' refers to a military person who is actively serving.
Ella fue un soldado valiente en la lucha por la justicia.
She was a brave soldier in the fight for justice.
Here, 'soldado' metaphorically implies a person who fights for an ideal or cause bravely.
Mi abuelo tiene una figura de un soldado antiguo en su colección.
My grandfather has a figurine of an ancient soldier in his collection.
In this instance, 'soldado' denotes a representation or figure of a military person as part of a collection.
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