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How do you say clavo in English?

"Clavo" can have several translations in English, depending on the context:

Most Common:

* Clove: This is the most common translation, referring to the dried flower bud of the clove tree, used as a spice.

Other Possible Translations:

* Nail: This translation is used when referring to a small, pointed piece of metal used for fastening objects.

* Spike: This can be used in some contexts, especially when talking about a sharp, pointed object.

To figure out the best translation, you need to know the context in which "clavo" is being used. For example:

* "Añadió un clavo a la sopa." This would translate to "He added a clove to the soup."

* "Necesitas un clavo para colgar el cuadro." This would translate to "You need a nail to hang the picture."

Please provide the sentence or context where you saw "clavo" so I can give you the most accurate translation.

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