No. 14,282 in Spanish
vagas
"Vagas" means "vague" or "slack" (feminine plural form) or can refer to "vacancies" depending on context.
In a sentence
Las habitaciones del hotel están vagas por falta de turistas.
The hotel's rooms are vacant due to the lack of tourists.
In this sentence, 'vagas' is used as an adjective describing empty spaces, meaning 'vacant' or 'unoccupied'.
Nunca permitas que tus metas sean vagas, enfócate en lo que deseas lograr.
Never allow your goals to be vague; focus on what you wish to achieve.
Here, 'vagas' is an adjective describing the lack of clarity, meaning 'vague' or 'uncertain'.
Algunas personas opinan que las vagas prefieren no trabajar, pero eso es un estereotipo injusto.
Some people think that lazy people prefer not to work, but that is an unfair stereotype.
In this usage, 'vagas' refers to individuals who are perceived as lazy or idle, taking the plural feminine form of 'vago'.
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