No. 14,226 in Spanish
truene
"Truene" means "it thunders" or "thunder" in English.
In a sentence
Aunque truene, yo llegaré a tiempo.
Even if it thunders, I will arrive on time.
Here, 'truene' is a subjunctive form of the verb 'tronar', used in a conditional expression to imply the occurrence of thunder as a possible impediment.
Es importante que truene para que las plantas crezcan mejor.
It's important that it thunders so the plants can grow better.
In this sentence, 'truene' represents an occurrence of thunder viewed as beneficial for nature, using the subjunctive to express importance or need.
Puede que truene esta noche, así que lleva un paraguas.
It might thunder tonight, so bring an umbrella.
Here, 'truene' is used to express a possibility of thunder occurring in the near future.
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