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caballete

 

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Definition 1 (noun):

A caballete refers to a small easel or tripod commonly used by artists to support a canvas while painting. It typically consists of three legs and an adjustable central rod.

Sample sentence 1:

To enhance her painting skills, Maria invested in a sturdy caballete to provide a stable base for her canvases.

Sample sentence 2:

As he set up his caballete in the park, the artist attracted curious onlookers fascinated by his vibrant artwork.

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Definition 2 (noun):

In Spanish, a caballete can also refer to a sawhorse, which is a sturdy frame or support used for holding materials like wood for sawing or working on.

Sample sentence 1:

The carpenter placed the wooden plank on the caballete before carefully cutting it according to the measurements.

Sample sentence 2:

When constructing his wooden cabin, David employed a reliable caballete to hold the beams in place while he secured them.

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Definition 3 (noun):

Caballete can further indicate a group of influential people working together secretly or conspiratorially to achieve a particular goal, often in politics or power-related contexts.

Sample sentence 1:

The caballete of high-ranking officials orchestrated a clandestine plan to implement new policies without public scrutiny.

Sample sentence 2:

Conspiracy theorists believe that a powerful caballete of elites controls global events behind the scenes.

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