No. 3,899 in Spanish
uniformados
Individuals in uniform, typically referring to police or military personnel.
In a sentence
Los uniformados patrullaron la calle principal.
The uniformed officers patrolled the main street.
In this sentence, 'uniformados' refers to police officers or military personnel wearing their official uniforms, indicating their professional identity.
Visitamos la ceremonia donde los uniformados fueron reconocidos por su valentía.
We attended the ceremony where the uniformed officers were recognized for their bravery.
Here, 'uniformados' signifies individuals wearing uniforms, emphasizing their role in a formal setting and their participation in ceremonies.
Los vecinos observaron a los uniformados trabajando arduamente para mantener el orden.
The neighbors observed the uniformed personnel working hard to maintain order.
In this case, 'uniformados' highlights those identifiable by their uniforms, focusing on their active involvement in their duties.
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