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waggons

/ˈwæɡənz/ /ˈwæɡənz/

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noun

Vagón

A four-wheeled cart for hauling loads.

Examples :

"The farmers used waggons to transport the freshly harvested wheat from the fields to the barn. "

Los agricultores usaron vagones para transportar el trigo recién cosechado de los campos al granero.

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noun

Cochecito de juguete

A four-wheeled child's riding toy, pulled or steered by a long handle attached to the front.

Examples :

"The little boy loved riding his red waggons to school. "

Al niño pequeño le encantaba ir a la escuela montado en su cochecito de juguete rojo.

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noun

Vagón, furgón

An enclosed vehicle for carrying goods or people; (by extension) a lorry, a truck.

Examples :

"The farmer loaded the freshly harvested apples onto the waggons to transport them to the market. "

El granjero cargó las manzanas recién cosechadas en los vagones para transportarlas al mercado.

vehicle machine

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noun

Caravana, casa rodante

An enclosed vehicle used as a movable dwelling; a caravan.

Examples :

"The traveling circus arrived in town with colorful waggons parked in a circle, creating a temporary village. "

El circo ambulante llegó a la ciudad con coloridas caravanas estacionadas en círculo, creando un pueblo temporal.

vehicle property

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noun

Carro de servicio

Short for dinner wagon.

Examples :

"The waitress pushed the waggons between the tables, offering desserts to the customers. "

La camarera empujó el carro de servicio entre las mesas, ofreciendo postres a los clientes.

utensil food vehicle

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noun

Furgón policial

Short for paddy wagon.

Examples :

"After the protest, several people were escorted to the waggons waiting nearby. "

Después de la protesta, varias personas fueron escoltadas a los furgones policiales que esperaban cerca.

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noun

Vagón de mercancías

A freight car on a railway.

Examples :

"The farmer loaded his crops onto the waggons for transport to the market. "

El granjero cargó sus cosechas en los vagones para transportarlas al mercado.

vehicle machine

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noun

Vagón, SUV, coche

Short for station wagon; (by extension) a sport utility vehicle (SUV); any car.

Examples :

"Context: Someone is discussing parking options at a busy school event. Sentence: "All the waggons are parked in the back lot today, so we'll have to walk a little further." "

Todos los coches están estacionados en el estacionamiento trasero hoy, así que tendremos que caminar un poco más lejos.

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noun

Puta, zorra, perra

A woman of loose morals, a promiscuous woman, a slapper; (by extension) a woman regarded as obnoxious; a bitch, a cow.

person character attitude sex negative word

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noun

Vagones

A kind of prefix used in de Bruijn notation.

Examples :

"The computer program used "waggons" as a prefix to represent different data structures in its de Bruijn notation. "

El programa informático utilizó "vagones" como prefijo para representar diferentes estructuras de datos en su notación de de Bruijn.

math technical computing

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verb

Cargar en un vagón, transportar en vagón

To load into a wagon in preparation for transportation; to transport by means of a wagon.

Examples :

"The farmer waggons his freshly harvested corn to the market every Saturday. "

El granjero carga su maíz recién cosechado en vagones al mercado todos los sábados.

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verb

Viajar en vagón

To travel in a wagon.

Examples :

"Every summer, the family waggons across the country to visit their relatives. "

Cada verano, la familia viaja en vagón por todo el país para visitar a sus parientes.