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No. 3,847 in Spanish

sospechosos

"Suspects."

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  • Los sospechosos fueron arrestados por la policía anoche.

    The suspects were arrested by the police last night.

    The term 'sospechosos' is used as a noun here to refer to individuals suspected of wrongdoing or a crime.

  • Sus acciones son sospechosas porque actúa de manera muy reservada.

    Their actions are suspicious because they act very reservedly.

    Here, 'sospechosas' is the feminine plural form of the adjective, describing actions that seem suspicious or doubtful.

  • La reunión secreta de anoche es sospechosa y genera interrogantes.

    Last night's secret meeting is suspicious and raises questions.

    In this example, 'sospechosa' describes the noun 'reunión', indicating the nature of the meeting as suspicious.

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