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noun

Montaña

A mountain.

"The hikers were surprised to find a small burrow nestled in the side of the mountain. "

Los excursionistas se sorprendieron al encontrar una pequeña madriguera en la ladera de la montaña.

geology geography nature

noun

Colina

A hill.

"The dog sniffed excitedly around the grassy burrow, hoping to find a rabbit. "

El perro olfateó emocionado alrededor de la colina cubierta de hierba, esperando encontrar un conejo.

geology nature environment area

noun

Túmulo, sepulcro

A mound of earth and stones raised over a grave or graves.

"The family placed flowers on the small burrow marking the spot where their grandmother was buried. "

La familia colocó flores en el pequeño túmulo que marcaba el lugar donde fue enterrada su abuela.

archaeology ritual religion

noun

Montón de basura, montón de desperdicios

A heap of rubbish, attle, or other such refuse.

"The construction workers cleared the burrow of debris before starting the new foundation. "

Los trabajadores de la construcción limpiaron el montón de basura de escombros antes de comenzar la nueva base.

environment geology

noun

Carretilla

A small vehicle used to carry a load and pulled or pushed by hand.

"The little boy used his wooden burrow to carry his toys to school. "

El niño usó su carretilla de madera para llevar sus juguetes a la escuela.

vehicle machine

noun

Cesta de mimbre para sal

(saltworks) A wicker case in which salt is put to drain.

"After the sea water evaporated, the salt maker carefully packed the damp salt crystals into the burrow to drain off any remaining brine. "

Después de que el agua de mar se evaporó, el salinero empacó cuidadosamente los cristales de sal húmedos en la cesta de mimbre para sal para drenar cualquier salmuera restante.

material industry agriculture

noun

Verraco castrado

A castrated boar.

"The farmer pointed to the pen and said, "That burrow over there is ready for market." "

El granjero señaló el corral y dijo: "Ese verraco castrado de allí está listo para el mercado".

animal agriculture food

noun

Saco de dormir para bebés

A long sleeveless flannel garment for infants.

"The baby looked so cozy and warm, wrapped snugly in her soft flannel burrow. "

El bebé se veía tan cómodo y abrigado, envuelto suavemente en su saco de dormir de franela.

wear item

noun

Ciudad fortificada

A fortified town.

"The ancient burrow was a formidable fortress, protecting the villagers. "

La antigua ciudad fortificada era una fortaleza formidable que protegía a los aldeanos.

architecture military

noun

Ciudad

A town or city.

"The ancient burrow of New Rome was nestled in the valley. "

La antigua ciudad de Nueva Roma estaba ubicada en el valle.

place area

noun

Municipio, ciudad

A town having a municipal corporation and certain traditional rights.

"The old market square remained the heart of the historic burrow. "

La antigua plaza del mercado siguió siendo el corazón del municipio histórico.

government place

noun

Distrito

An administrative district in some cities, e.g., London.

"The new student was assigned to the Kensington burrow for his school registration. "

El nuevo estudiante fue asignado al distrito de Kensington para su inscripción escolar.

government area politics

noun

Distrito

An administrative unit of a city which, under most circumstances according to state or national law, would be considered a larger or more powerful entity; most commonly used in American English to define the five counties that make up New York City.

"Each borough of New York City, like Brooklyn or Queens, has its own president and distinct character, even though they are all part of the same city. "

Cada distrito de la ciudad de Nueva York, como Brooklyn o Queens, tiene su propio presidente y un carácter distintivo, a pesar de que todos son parte de la misma ciudad.

government area politics state geography