Usages of el orgullo
Un ciudadano informado sabe por qué votar es un derecho y un orgullo.
An informed citizen knows why voting is a right and a source of pride.
Él siente orgullo cuando el motor funciona y hace girar la rueda sin ruido.
He feels pride when the engine works and makes the wheel spin without noise.
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