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noun

Montaña

"This definition of "burrows" is incorrect. "Burrows" are holes or tunnels dug by animals for shelter, not mountains.

Here's a sentence based on the correct definition:

The rabbits built their burrows under the old oak tree. "

Esta definición de "burrows" es incorrecta. "Burrows" son agujeros o túneles excavados por animales para refugiarse, no montañas.

geology geography

noun

Colina

A hill.

"The children loved playing on the burrows in the park, running up and sliding down the grassy hills. "

A los niños les encantaba jugar en las colinas del parque, correr hacia arriba y deslizarse por las colinas cubiertas de hierba.

geography nature

noun

Túmulo

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

"The ancient burial ground was marked by grassy burrows, each one a silent reminder of lives lived long ago. "

El antiguo cementerio estaba marcado por túmulos cubiertos de hierba, cada uno un recordatorio silencioso de vidas vividas hace mucho tiempo.

archaeology ritual history religion place

noun

Montón de basura, escombros

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

"After the construction project, the empty lot was filled with burrows of broken bricks and discarded lumber. "

Después del proyecto de construcción, el solar vacío se llenó de montones de basura de ladrillos rotos y madera desechada.

environment material

noun

Carretilla

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

"The children used their small hand-pushed burrows to carry their art supplies to the classroom. "

Los niños usaron sus pequeñas carretillas para llevar sus materiales de arte al aula.

vehicle

noun

Cesta de sal

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

"The saltworks worker carefully placed the salt into the burrows to drain the moisture. "

El trabajador de las salinas colocó cuidadosamente la sal en las cestas de sal para drenar la humedad.

industry material agriculture

noun

Verraco castrado

A castrated boar.

"The farmer raised burrows for their meat. "

El granjero criaba verracos castrados por su carne.

animal agriculture food

noun

Pañal

A long sleeveless flannel garment for infants.

"My grandmother lovingly sewed several soft, flannel burrows for the new baby. "

Mi abuela cosió con cariño varios pañales de franela suave para el nuevo bebé.

wear item family

noun

Ciudad fortificada

A fortified town.

"During the medieval wars, the small village transformed into burrows, protected by thick stone walls and a strong garrison. "

Durante las guerras medievales, la pequeña aldea se transformó en una ciudad fortificada, protegida por gruesos muros de piedra y una fuerte guarnición.

architecture building military history

noun

Pueblos, ciudades

A town or city.

"Many English place names end in "-burgh" or "-borough," which come from the Old English word for fortified burrows. "

Muchos topónimos ingleses terminan en «-burgh» o «-borough», que provienen de la palabra del inglés antiguo para pueblos fortificados.

area place building

noun

Ciudad

A town having a municipal corporation and certain traditional rights.

"The small town of Oakhaven is a burrow, and its residents enjoy the benefits of self-governance. "

El pequeño pueblo de Oakhaven es una ciudad, y sus residentes disfrutan de los beneficios del autogobierno.

government politics organization

noun

Distritos

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

"My aunt lives in one of the outer burrows of London, so her commute to the city center is quite long. "

Mi tía vive en uno de los distritos exteriores de Londres, por lo que su viaje al centro de la ciudad es bastante largo.

politics government area

noun

Distrito, barrio

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.

"The five boroughs of New York City are each a distinct administrative burrow, with their own local governments. "

Los cinco distritos de la ciudad de Nueva York son cada uno un distrito administrativo distinto, con sus propios gobiernos locales.

government politics area geography state

noun

Distritos, barrios

""New York City is divided into five burrows, each with its own unique character and local government." "

La ciudad de Nueva York está dividida en cinco distritos, cada uno con su propio carácter único y gobierno local.

government politics area unit

noun

Distrito

A district in Alaska having powers similar to a county.

""Road maintenance is handled differently; in Alaska, some responsibilities are managed at the state level, while others are handled by the individual boroughs." "

El mantenimiento de carreteras se gestiona de manera diferente; en Alaska, algunas responsabilidades se gestionan a nivel estatal, mientras que otras son gestionadas por los distritos individuales.

government area geography

noun

Asociación de garantes, fiadores

An association of men who gave pledges or sureties to the king for the good behaviour of each other.

"Historically, kings relied on burrows, where groups of men were responsible for each other's actions and loyalty to the crown. "

Históricamente, los reyes dependían de asociaciones de garantes, donde grupos de hombres eran responsables de las acciones de los demás y de su lealtad a la corona.

government history law group organization