Cabinet in Spanish 🇪🇸

Pronunciation

normal speech: gah-bee-NEH-teh

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gabinete info.

To remember the Spanish word “gabinete,” you might think of it as a ‘cabinet’ where you keep your ‘gadgets’ (‘gabinete’ sounds a bit like ‘gadgets’).

**Explanations:**
“Gabinete” in Spanish refers to a piece of furniture with shelves and/or cabinets used for storage, similar to the English “cabinet.” It can also be an office or study room where someone works or consults, much like a private office.

**Other words that mean the same thing:**
– Armario: usually denotes larger furniture for storage, like a wardrobe or a closet.
– Aparador: another piece of furniture similar to a cabinet, often used to store dishes and glassware.

**Alternate meanings (slang):**
– In some Latin American countries, “gabinete” can also casually refer to a computer case or the tower part of a desktop computer.
– In the context of governance, “gabinete” can also refer to a group of advisors or ministers in a government administration or a “cabinet” in political terms.

**Examples of sentences that use ‘gabinete’:**
– Por favor, guarda los platos en el gabinete después de lavarlos. (Please put the dishes in the cabinet after washing them.)
– El presidente presentará a su gabinete mañana. (The president will introduce his cabinet tomorrow.)
– Mi com****dora nueva tiene un gabinete con luces LED. (My new computer has a case with LED lights.)
– Tengo una amplia colección de libros en el gabinete de mi oficina. (I have a large collection of books in the cabinet in my office.)

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