Is it written: "dent" or "above"?

Dent is a verb which means to produce a depression in a surface as a result of a blow (As a result of the crash, the rear of the limousine was dented). Buoy is a verb that means to put buoys or to make an object float in the water. It is rare and only used in maritime jargon (the lifeguards they abolished the entire maritime segment closest to the shore).

For most Spanish-speaking countries, the words dent Y buoy are homophones, that is, they sound phonetically the same as a consequence of the yeismo. However, their meaning is different and they are spelled differently. For example: the sailor dented her cap while she took care of buoy the sector where the boat was anchored.

When is each used?

Sentences with "abollar"

1. She became worried when she noticed that the taxi that had picked her up was dented in various sectors.
2. At the entrance of the highway, a rain of stones dented the truck body.
3. You can still see the walls of the historic building dented due to the pressure of the bullets.
4. The hail of that night dented several vehicle hoods that were not protected.
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5. As a child, she used to play jump on top of soda cans until dent them completely.
6. Forgive me Julio, but I won't lend you the ball anymore because you always return it to me dented.
7. The boxer hit the wall hard, which was dented.
8. Practicing how to park, Florence dented his mother's car.
9. Fortunately, there were no injuries in the pileup on the road, just a few vehicles. dented.
10. She wanted to dress up as Lady Gaga and had a dress designed with glued cans, but when she arrived at the party, half was already there dented.

Sentences with "above"

1. On the island, the children remained in the sector abolished by the teachers.
2. In the distance, he spotted a coastguard aboying the bay for the safety of bathers.
3. Thrown into the sea, the ashes remained aboying Over the surface.
4. The sailors did not want the swimmers to touch the boat, so they decided downvote her.
5. In the club pool, the deepest sector is abolished.
6. To signal which lanes of the competition would be, the organizers of the regatta they abolished the river wide.
7. On that fateful day, the Coast Guard had forgotten buoy the beach and all the tourists had plunged into the sea.
8. The trunks that were being discarded remained aboying in the ocean.
9. In the distance, they managed to spot an object that abolished on the horizon and the hope that it was a ship deluded them.
10. They tied plastic bottles to a long rope to buoy the dangerous fragment of the lagoon.

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