abono
fertilizer
'Abono' is a Spanish word that can be translated into different terms in English depending on the context. Primarily it means 'fertilizer' or 'manure' in an agricultural sense, used for cultivating soil for farming and gardening. However, it can also mean a 'fee' or a 'season ticket' in a transportation or event context, with an implication of regular payment for services or access.
Example sentences using: abono
Abono mi jardín cada primavera.
I fertilize my garden every spring.
In this example, 'abono' is used as a verb, meaning 'to fertilize'. The speaker is expressing a routine activity they do to take care of their garden, which is to fertilize it every spring.
El abono para el transporte es caro.
The transport pass is expensive.
In this context, 'abono' refers to a type of pass or ticket, specifically for transport. The speaker is expressing an opinion about the cost of this type of pass, stating that it is expensive.
El abono de la ópera es bastante costoso.
The opera subscription is quite expensive.
In this case, 'abono' is used to refer to a subscription, specifically to the opera. The speaker is offering an opinion on the cost of the subscription, stating that it is quite expensive.