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What does queues mean in spanish?

"Queues" in Spanish can mean a few different things depending on the context:

1. "Colas": This is the most common translation for "queues" when referring to lines of people waiting for something.

Example: "Hay una larga cola en el supermercado" (There is a long queue at the supermarket)

2. "Colas" or "Cuelgas": These are used for "queues" in a technical context, such as computer science, where it refers to a data structure used to store and retrieve data in a specific order.

Example: "Se utiliza una cola para procesar los datos de forma secuencial" (A queue is used to process the data sequentially)

3. "Colas" or "Trenzas": These can be used to translate "queues" in a more literal sense, referring to plaits of hair.

Example: "Ella lleva las colas trenzadas" (She wears her hair in plaits)

It's important to consider the context of the situation to determine the most appropriate translation.

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