No. 8,783 in Spanish
sueños
Dreams.
In a sentence
Mis sueños siempre han sido volar como un pájaro.
My dreams have always been to fly like a bird.
In this sentence, 'sueños' is used to denote personal aspirations or goals one wishes to achieve in life.
Anoche tuve unos sueños muy extraños que no puedo explicar.
Last night I had very strange dreams that I cannot explain.
Here, 'sueños' refers to the mental experiences or narratives one has during sleep.
Los sueños que tienes en tu corazón pueden llevarte a grandes logros.
The dreams you have in your heart can lead you to great achievements.
In this sentence, 'sueños' is metaphorically employed to symbolize heartfelt desires and ambitions that drive motivation.
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