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1 departure gate
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2 departure
- ənoun (an act of departing: The departure of the train was delayed.) partida, marcha, salida1. salida2. partida / marchaafter Mike's departure, only two were left después de que Mike se fuera, sólo quedaron dostr[dɪ'pɑːʧəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (of person) partida, marcha; (of plane, train, etc) salida2 figurative use (divergence) desviación nombre femenino; (venture, type of activity) innovación nombre femenino■ this represents a departure from our usual practice esto supone una desviación con respecto a nuestra práctica habitual\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto take one's departure retirarsedeparture lounge sala de embarquedeparture time hora de salidapoint of departure punto de partidadeparture [di'pɑrʧər] n1) leaving: salida f, partida f2) deviation: desviación fadj.• de salida adj.n.• desviación s.f.• ida s.f.• marcha s.f.• partida s.f.• salida s.f.dɪ'pɑːrtʃər, dɪ'pɑːtʃə(r)1)a) u c ( Transp) salida f, partida f (frml)point of departure — punto m de partida; (before n)
departure time — hora f de salida
departure gate/lounge — puerta f/sala f de embarque
b) u ( of person) (frml) partida f (frml), ida f2) ( deviation) (no pl)[dɪ'pɑːtʃǝ(r)]1. NDepartures — (Aer, Rail) Salidas
point of departure — punto m de partida
to take one's departure — frm marcharse
2) (fig) (from custom, principle) desviación f ( from de)3) (=trend, course)a new departure — un rumbo nuevo, una novedad
2.CPDdeparture board N — (Aer, Rail) tablón m de salidas, panel m de salidas
departure gate N — (Aer) puerta f de embarque
departure language N — (Ling) lengua f de origen
departure lounge N — (Aer) sala f de embarque
departure tax N — (=airport tax) tasas fpl de aeropuerto
departure time N — hora f de salida
* * *[dɪ'pɑːrtʃər, dɪ'pɑːtʃə(r)]1)a) u c ( Transp) salida f, partida f (frml)point of departure — punto m de partida; (before n)
departure time — hora f de salida
departure gate/lounge — puerta f/sala f de embarque
b) u ( of person) (frml) partida f (frml), ida f2) ( deviation) (no pl) -
3 embarque
Del verbo embarcar: ( conjugate embarcar) \ \
embarqué es: \ \1ª persona singular (yo) pretérito indicativo
embarque es: \ \1ª persona singular (yo) presente subjuntivo3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) presente subjuntivo3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) imperativoMultiple Entries: embarcar embarque
embarcar ( conjugate embarcar) verbo intransitivo (Aviac) to board; (Náut) to embark, board verbo transitivo 1 ‹mercancías/equipaje› to load 2 (Ven) to let … down embarcarse verbo pronominal (en tren, avión) to board, get on;b) (en asunto, negocio) embarquese en algo to embark on sth
embarcar
I vtr (pasajeros) to board (bultos, maletas) to load
II verbo intransitivo to board
embarque m (de pasajeros) boarding (de bultos, maletas) loading
puerta de embarque, gate
tarjeta de embarque, boarding card ' embarque' also found in these entries: Spanish: puerta - tarjeta - sala English: boarding - boarding card - boarding pass - departure gate - departure lounge - embarkation - lounge - departure - gate -
4 puerta
puerta sustantivo femenino (de casa, coche, horno) door; (en jardín, valla) gate;◊ llamar a la puerta to ring the doorbell/knock on the door;te espero en la puerta del teatro I'll meet you at the entrance of the theater; te acompaño a la puerta I'll see o show you out; servicio puerta a puerta door-to-door service; un coche de dos puertas a two-door car; puerta de embarque gate; puerta principal or de la calle ( de casa) front door; ( de edificio público) main door or entrance;
puerta sustantivo femenino
1 door (en una valla, de una ciudad) gate
puerta corredera, sliding door
puerta de embarque, (boarding) gate
puerta principal (de edificio), main entrance
2 Dep goal Locuciones: familiar cogió la puerta, off he went
dar con la puerta en las narices a alguien, to slam the door in sb's face
a puerta cerrada, behind closed doors
a las puertas, near: está a las puertas de la muerte, he's at death's door
se quedaron a las puertas de la victoria, they narrowly failed to achieve their victory
de puertas adentro, in private
de puertas afuera, in public
por la puerta grande, in triumph
en puertas, just around the corner: el otoño está en puertas, autumn is almost here ' puerta' also found in these entries: Spanish: abalanzarse - acompañar - aglomerarse - al - antepenúltima - antepenúltimo - aporrear - batirse - blindada - blindado - calambre - cancelar - carril - cegar - cerrada - cerrado - cerrarse - cierre - comunicar - corredera - corredero - crujido - dar - de - debajo - delante - desatrancar - desencajada - desencajado - desquiciar - disparar - embarque - enfrente - entornar - entornada - entornado - entreabierta - entreabierto - falsa - falso - golpe - golpear - hoja - larguero - legión - madera - marco - montante - oxidada - oxidado English: ajar - answer - at - back - bang - bar - behind - blast - block up - bolt - break down - busy - by - catch - chink - close - courteous - dash - departure gate - disturbing - door - door stop - door stopper - door-to-door - doorbell - elaborate - exit - fix - force - fourth - frame - French door - French window - frisk - front door - gape - gate - gateway - get - goal - grab - handle - hurtle - instruct - itself - jam - jump leads - key - knob - knock -
5 Av.
Multiple Entries: Av. av.
Av. sustantivo femenino (◊ Avenida) Ave.
av., avda. (abr de avenida) avenue 'Av.' also found in these entries: Spanish: aérea - aéreo - aterrizaje - av pág - av. - avda. - azafata - bache - baliza - barrena - bodega - bolsa - bombardero - carguero - carta - caza - cazabombardero - comandante - copiloto - despegar - embarcarse - escala - estrellarse - facturar - facturación - hélice - helicóptero - helipuerto - línea - mostrador - navegar - procedencia - puente - terminal - tomar - torre - tren - turborreactor - turbulencia - turista English: aloft - apron - automatic pilot - Av - Ave - baggage reclaim - bail out - bank - beacon - belt up - boarding - boarding card - boarding pass - bomber - chart - charter - charter flight - check in - check-in - class - control - course - craft - crash-land - crew - cruise - departure - departure gate - departure lounge - desk - eject - fin - flap - flight-deck - float - fly - forced - glide - ground - hatch - hold - hovercraft - hydroplane - inbound - jet - jet-engine - joystick - jump - land - landingav.tr['ævərɪʤ]1 ( average) promedioABBR= Avenue Av., Avda. -
6 av.
Multiple Entries: Av. av.
Av. sustantivo femenino (◊ Avenida) Ave.
av., avda. (abr de avenida) avenue 'Av.' also found in these entries: Spanish: aérea - aéreo - aterrizaje - av pág - av. - avda. - azafata - bache - baliza - barrena - bodega - bolsa - bombardero - carguero - carta - caza - cazabombardero - comandante - copiloto - despegar - embarcarse - escala - estrellarse - facturar - facturación - hélice - helicóptero - helipuerto - línea - mostrador - navegar - procedencia - puente - terminal - tomar - torre - tren - turborreactor - turbulencia - turista English: aloft - apron - automatic pilot - Av - Ave - baggage reclaim - bail out - bank - beacon - belt up - boarding - boarding card - boarding pass - bomber - chart - charter - charter flight - check in - check-in - class - control - course - craft - crash-land - crew - cruise - departure - departure gate - departure lounge - desk - eject - fin - flap - flight-deck - float - fly - forced - glide - ground - hatch - hold - hovercraft - hydroplane - inbound - jet - jet-engine - joystick - jump - land - landingav.tr['ævərɪʤ]1 ( average) promedioABBR= average prom.
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