conjunto

set

noun kohn-HOON-toh Common

Also means

group, ensemble

Usage Note

Conjunto can refer to a set of objects (conjunto de herramientas, tool set), a musical ensemble (un conjunto de jazz), or a matching outfit. As an adjective it means 'joint' (esfuerzo conjunto, joint effort). In mathematics it maps directly to the English 'set.' The preposition en conjunto means 'as a whole' or 'altogether.'

Examples

"Compró un conjunto de sábanas nuevas."

Natural Translation

She bought a set of new sheets.

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