No. 14,048 in Spanish
tacón
Heel (of a shoe).
In a sentence
El tacón de mis zapatos está desgastado.
The heel of my shoes is worn out.
Here, 'tacón' refers to the heel of a shoe, a common use to describe this part of the footwear.
Los bailarines flamencos golpeaban con fuerza con el tacón.
The flamenco dancers struck strongly with the heel.
In this sentence, 'tacón' refers to the bottom part of the shoe used in flamenco dancing, crucial for producing rhythmic sounds.
Compré un tacón más bajo para mayor comodidad.
I bought a lower heel for greater comfort.
Here, 'tacón' is used in the context of buying shoes, highlighting the design and height of the heel.
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