No. 14,208 in Spanish
traza
"Traza" means "trace," "outline," or "appearance."
In a sentence
La traza del puente muestra una ingeniería avanzada.
The outline of the bridge shows advanced engineering.
In this sentence, 'traza' refers to the outline or design of the bridge, providing a sense of its planned structure.
En la receta de cocina, la traza del dibujo en el pastel es impresionante.
In the recipe, the trace of the drawing on the cake is impressive.
Here, 'traza' indicates the markings or artistic drawing applied on the cake, showing aesthetic skill.
No confíes en él, nunca ha mostrado buena traza.
Do not trust him; he has never shown a good demeanor.
In this case, 'traza' refers to personal bearing, appearance, or the impression one gives, illustrating a subjective evaluation of a person.
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