No. 2,045 in Spanish
times
The Spanish word "times" does not exist; it may be a mistranslation or confusion with "veces," which means "occurrences" or "instances."
In a sentence
He visitado París tres veces.
I have visited Paris three times.
Here 'veces' means units of occurrences or repetitions, translating to 'times'.
Los tiempos han cambiado desde mi juventud.
Times have changed since my youth.
In this instance, 'tiempos' denotes periods or eras, translating to 'times' to imply historical context.
Es crucial adaptarse a los tiempos modernos.
It is crucial to adapt to modern times.
Here, 'tiempos' refers to current trends or contemporary periods, translated as 'times' for relevance to present society.
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