caja de galletas
Cookie box
The Spanish term 'caja de galletas' translates to 'cookie box' in English. This phrase can be broken down into two main parts: 'caja' meaning 'box', and 'galletas' meaning 'cookies'. Therefore, when combined, it forms the term 'box of cookies' which is commonly used to refer to a container or package where cookies are stored or presented.
Example sentences using: caja de galletas
Mi madre guarda las galletas en una caja de galletas en la alacena.
My mother keeps cookies in a cookie box in the pantry.
This is a sentence where 'caja de galletas' is used in the middle to denote where the cookies are kept. It represents the common method of storing cookies in Spanish-speaking households.
La caja de galletas que compré la semana pasada está vacía.
The box of cookies I bought last week is empty.
In this sentence, 'caja de galletas' is used at the beginning. It suggests the speaker's frustration or surprise that the box of cookies he/she bought only a week ago is already empty.
Pedro siempre tiene una caja de galletas en su coche para el viaje.
Pedro always has a box of cookies in his car for the trip.
Here, 'caja de galletas' is used in the middle of the sentence to specify what item Pedro always has in his car for trips. It implies that Pedro prefers having cookies accessible during his travels.