No. 3,164 in Spanish
windows
"Windows" in Spanish is "ventanas," meaning openings in a wall or building to admit light and air.
In a sentence
Las ventanas de la casa necesitan ser limpiadas.
The windows of the house need to be cleaned.
The word 'ventanas' is used here to refer specifically to the physical openings in a building that allow for light and air to enter, commonly translated to 'windows'.
Abrí la ventana para que entrara aire fresco.
I opened the window to let fresh air in.
Here, 'ventana' refers to the individual physical window structure in a building, demonstrating an action associated with its use.
Instalé un programa nuevo en las ventanas de la computadora.
I installed a new program on the computer windows.
The word 'ventanas' here metaphorically refers to the operating system interface, specifically Microsoft Windows, showcasing its usage in a technological context.
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