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bunk

/bʌŋk/

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noun

Litera, cama

One of a series of berths or beds placed in tiers.

Examples :

"The summer camp cabin had three bunks along each wall, enough beds for all the campers. "

La cabaña del campamento de verano tenía tres literas a lo largo de cada pared, suficientes camas para todos los campistas.

nautical vehicle building

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noun

Litera, camarote

A built-in bed on board ship, often erected in tiers one above the other.

Examples :

"The sailors slept in the ship's bunks, stacked high in the narrow cabin. "

Los marineros dormían en las literas del barco, apiladas en lo alto de la estrecha cabina.

nautical sailing vehicle

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noun

Litera, cama

Examples :

"My younger brother slept on the bunk bed in the guest room. "

Mi hermano menor durmió en la litera de la habitación de invitados.

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noun

Litera

A wooden case or box, which serves for a seat in the daytime and for a bed at night.

Examples :

"The summer camp cabin was small, so everyone slept on a bunk that folded down from the wall. "

La cabaña del campamento de verano era pequeña, así que todos dormían en una litera que se plegaba de la pared.

architecture building nautical

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noun

Tronco, soporte

A piece of wood placed on a lumberman's sled to sustain the end of heavy timbers.

Examples :

"The lumberjack used a bunk to support the heavy logs on his sled. "

El leñador usó un tronco para sostener los pesados troncos en su trineo.

material part technical industry

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verb

Ocupar una litera

To occupy a bunk.

Examples :

"The campers bunked down in their tents after a long hike. "

Los campistas ocuparon sus literas en sus tiendas de campaña después de una larga caminata.

nautical position

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verb

Proporcionar una litera

To provide a bunk.

Examples :

"The teacher bunked the students a comfortable place to sit during the long assembly. "

El maestro proporcionó a los estudiantes un lugar cómodo para sentarse durante la larga asamblea.

building property

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noun

Tonterías, sandeces

Bunkum; senseless talk, nonsense.

Examples :

""I think all that political speech is just a load of bunk." "

Creo que todo ese discurso político es solo un montón de tonterías.

language communication

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adjective

Defectuoso, roto, que no funciona correctamente

Defective, broken, not functioning properly

Examples :

"The vending machine is bunk; it took my money and didn't give me my soda. "

La máquina expendedora es defectuosa; tomó mi dinero y no me dio mi refresco.

technical machine electronics condition

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verb

Hacer novillos, faltar sin permiso

To fail to attend school or work without permission; to play truant (usually as in 'to bunk off').

Examples :

"Example: "Because he had a math test he hadn't studied for, David decided to bunk off school and go to the park instead." "

Debido a que tenía un examen de matemáticas para el que no había estudiado, David decidió hacer novillos y en lugar de eso ir al parque.

action education work

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verb

Expulsar de la escuela

To expel from a school.

Examples :

"The school administration bunked the student for disruptive behavior. "

La administración escolar expulsó al estudiante por comportamiento disruptivo.