cure
The Spanish word 'curar' translates to 'cure' in English. It's a verb and it is generally used to describe the actions taken by healthcare professionals to restore health to someone who is ill. In a broader context, it can also be used as a term to express the action of rectifying or fixing something, similar to how 'cure' can be used in English.
The doctor is going to cure my son.
This phrase is an example of using the verb 'curar' in the future tense, expressing an action that will happen in the future.
This cream can heal the wound quickly.
This sentence demonstrates the use of 'curar' in the context of medicating or treating a wound or an injury, and the adverb 'rápida' is used to indicate the speed of the action.
How can this disease be cured?
This sentence is an example of using 'curar' in formulating a question, and it refers to seeking a method or a way to treat a particular disease.