No. 3,858 in Spanish
suspenso
"Suspenso" in English means "suspense" or "failing grade," depending on context.
In a sentence
El libro estuvo lleno de suspenso hasta el final.
The book was full of suspense until the end.
Here, 'suspenso' is used to describe a feeling or state of excitement and uncertainty about what might happen next.
En el examen, obtuve un suspenso por no responder las preguntas correctamente.
In the exam, I received a failing grade for not answering the questions correctly.
In this context, 'suspenso' refers to a failing grade, indicating the student did not achieve the minimum required score.
El actor se quedó en suspenso antes de anunciar el ganador.
The actor paused in suspense before announcing the winner.
Here, 'suspenso' describes a moment of pause or anticipation before revealing an outcome.
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