No. 14,319 in Spanish
vencen
"Vencen" means "they overcome" or "they defeat."
In a sentence
Los jugadores vencen al equipo rival con mucha habilidad.
The players defeat the opposing team with great skill.
In this sentence, 'vencen' is used to describe the action of defeating or overcoming the opposing team, showcasing its usage in sports or competitive contexts.
Las entradas vencen mañana, así que debemos utilizarlas hoy.
The tickets expire tomorrow, so we must use them today.
Here, 'vencen' is employed to indicate the expiration or end of validity of the tickets, reflecting its usage in time-bound contexts or objects.
Nada vence la fuerza del amor verdadero.
Nothing overcomes the power of true love.
In this statement, 'vencen' illustrates the act of overcoming or surpassing any obstacle, emphasizing its metaphorical usage in abstract concepts.
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