No. 14,151 in Spanish
torso
The trunk of the human body without the head, arms, or legs.
In a sentence
El torso del atleta se veía muy desarrollado debido a sus entrenamientos.
The athlete's torso appeared well-developed due to their workouts.
Here, 'torso' refers to the upper part of the human body excluding the head and limbs, emphasizing physical development.
En el museo vimos un torso de mármol que representaba a un dios griego.
At the museum, we saw a marble torso representing a Greek god.
In this sentence, 'torso' is used to describe a statue's body part, typically a sculpted representation without arms or head.
El torso de la estatua quedó intacto después del terremoto, incluso cuando las extremidades se rompieron.
The statue's torso remained intact after the earthquake, even though the limbs were damaged.
Here, 'torso' is again referring to the central body of a figure or statue, highlighting its remaining intactness amid surrounding damage.
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