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1. noun(a long narrow hollow dug in the ground especially one to drain water from a field, road etc: He climbed over the fence and fell into a ditch.) zanja, foso, cuneta
2. verb(to get rid of: The stolen car had been ditched by the thieves several miles away.) abandonarditch n zanja / cunetatr[dɪʧ]1 SMALLAVIATION/SMALL hacer un amerizaje forzoso\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto ditch a plane hacer un amerizaje forzosoto the last ditch hasta el finalditch ['dɪʧ] vt1) : cavar zanjas en2) discard: deshacerse de, botarditch n: zanja f, fosa f, cuneta f (en una carretera)n.(§ pl.: ditches) = caño s.m.• cuneta s.f.• foso s.m.• gavia s.f.• hoya s.f.• presa s.f.• zanja s.f.v.• zanjar v.
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1) ( abandon) (colloq) \<\<girlfriend/boyfriend\>\> plantar (fam), botar (AmC, Chi fam); \<\<object\>\> deshacerse* de, botar (AmL exc RPl), tirar (Esp, RPl); \<\<plan\>\> abandonar, desechar2) ( Aviat)[dɪtʃ]to ditch a plane — hacer* un amaraje or amarizaje or amerizaje (forzoso)
1.2.VT * (=get rid of) [+ car] deshacerse de; [+ person] dejar plantado ** * *
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1) ( abandon) (colloq) \<\<girlfriend/boyfriend\>\> plantar (fam), botar (AmC, Chi fam); \<\<object\>\> deshacerse* de, botar (AmL exc RPl), tirar (Esp, RPl); \<\<plan\>\> abandonar, desechar2) ( Aviat)to ditch a plane — hacer* un amaraje or amarizaje or amerizaje (forzoso)
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2 ditch
s.1 zanja ; cuneta (at roadside); foso (as defense)2 canal, canal profundo, cauce.vt.1 deshacerse de (familiar) (get rid of) (car, useless object); plantar (girlfriend, boyfriend); descartar (plan, idea)2 abrir zanjas, excavar una acequia, hacer acequias.3 rodear con una zanja.4 rehuir de.5 descartar.6 aterrizar de emergencia sobre agua.7 abrir zanjas en.8 volcar en una zanja de la carretera.vi.hacer fosos, especialmente como ocupación habitual. (pt & pp ditched) -
3 carretera
carretera sustantivo femenino road; carretera nacional ≈ highway ( in US), ≈ A-road ( in UK)
carretera sustantivo femenino road
carretera comarcal/nacional, GB B/A road ' carretera' also found in these entries: Spanish: A - arcén - arteria - bache - bifurcación - caída - caído - caravana - cerrarse - cortada - cortado - ctra. - cuota - curva - desembocar - desviación - dominguera - dominguero - esquivar - estrechamiento - firme - ir - impracticable - mitad - mojón - moribunda - moribundo - obra - pavimento - recta - ronda - rótulo - señalizar - serpentear - suelo - tomar - tortuosa - tortuosidad - tortuoso - transitada - transitado - trazado - abrir - ampliación - ampliar - ancho - aparcamiento - asistencia - atravesado - auxilio English: access road - accident - B road - bend - blowout - branch - bump - bumpy - by-road - bypass - clear - climb - corner - course - curve - dip - directly - dirt road - ditch - diversion - divide - embankment - extend - fork - from - go - grip - high road - highway - hole - impassable - join - lead - lead off from - lighten - line - loop - main - maintain - minor - motel - narrow - other - pothole - pull off - ramp - road - roadblock - roadside - route
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