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1 railroad
noun ((American) a railway.) ferrocarriltr['reɪlrəʊd]1 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL→ link=railway railway{1 (person) presionar2 (measure, bill) tramitar sin debaterailroad ['reɪl.ro:d] n: ferrocarril madj.• ferrocarril adj.• ferroviario, -a adj.• vía férrea adj.n.• ferrocarril s.m.v.• enviar por ferrocarril v.
I 'reɪlrəʊdnoun (AmE)a) ( system) ferrocarril m; (before n) <station, line> de ferrocarril, ferroviario; < timetable> de trenesb) ( track) vía f férrea
II
1) (push, force) \<\<bill/measures\>\> tramitar rápidamente ( sin la debida discusión)to railroad somebody into something: they were railroaded into accepting the offer — los apremiaron or presionaron para que aceptaran la oferta
2) ( convict unfairly) (AmE) condenar injustamente['reɪlrǝʊd]1.2.VT(fig)3.CPDrailroad car N — (US) vagón m, coche m
railroad crossing N — paso m a nivel
railroad line N — (US) (=route) línea f ferroviaria or de ferrocarril; (=track) vía f (férrea)
railroad station N — (US) estación f (de ferrocarril)
railroad track N — (US) vía f (férrea)
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I ['reɪlrəʊd]noun (AmE)a) ( system) ferrocarril m; (before n) <station, line> de ferrocarril, ferroviario; < timetable> de trenesb) ( track) vía f férrea
II
1) (push, force) \<\<bill/measures\>\> tramitar rápidamente ( sin la debida discusión)to railroad somebody into something: they were railroaded into accepting the offer — los apremiaron or presionaron para que aceptaran la oferta
2) ( convict unfairly) (AmE) condenar injustamente -
2 transport
1. træns'po:t verb(to carry (goods, passengers etc) from one place to another: The goods were transported by air; A bus transported us from the airport to the city.) transportar
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noun(the process of transporting or being transported: road transport; My husband is using my car, so I have no (means of) transport.) transporte- transportation
- transporter
transport1 n transportetransport2 vb transportar1 transporte nombre masculino1 transportar2 SMALLHISTORY/SMALL deportar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLtransport café restaurante nombre masculino de carreteratransport plane avión nombre masculino de transportetransport ship buque nombre masculino de transportetransport [trænts'port, 'trænts.-] vt1) carry: transportar, acarrear2) enrapture: transportar, extasiartransport ['trænts.port] n1) transportation: transporte m, transportación f2) rapture: éxtasis mv.• acarrear v.• carretear v.• conducir v.• llevar v.• portear v.• transportar v.n.• transporte s.m.
I 'trænspɔːrt, 'trænspɔːt1)a) u ( movement) (esp BrE) transporte m; (before n) <network, costs> de transportetransport system — sistema m de transporte(s)
b) u ( vehicle) (esp BrE)salesperson required: own transport essential — se necesita vendedor: vehículo propio imprescindible
c) c ( shipment) (AmE) remesa f2) c ( of emotion) (liter) (often pl)
II træns'pɔːrt, træns'pɔːt1)a) \<\<goods/animals/people\>\> transportaras you enter the palace you are transported to another age — al entrar al palacio uno se transporta a otra época
b) ( Hist) \<\<convict\>\> deportar2) ( affect) (liter) (usu pass)['trænspɔːt]to be transported with joy/delight — estar* extasiado/embelesado
1. N1) (=conveying, movement) transporte mpublic 3.2) (=vehicle) transporte m3) (=ship) buque m de transporte4) (=plane) avión m de transporte5) (fig)liter2. VT1) (=move) [+ goods, people] transportar2) (Hist) (=deport) [+ criminal] deportar3) (fig) transportarthe musical transports the audience to the days of 1950s America — el musical transporta or traslada al público a la América de los años 50
I felt as though I'd been transported back in time — me sentí como si me hubiera remontado en el tiempo
to be transported with joy liter — quedarse embelesado or liter arrobado, estar extasiado
3.CPDtransport café N — cafetería f de carretera
transport costs NPL — gastos mpl de transporte
transport plane N — avión m de transporte
transport police N — policía f de tráfico
transport policy N — política f de transportes
transport ship N — buque m de transporte
transport system N — sistema m de transportes, red f de transportes
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I ['trænspɔːrt, 'trænspɔːt]1)a) u ( movement) (esp BrE) transporte m; (before n) <network, costs> de transportetransport system — sistema m de transporte(s)
b) u ( vehicle) (esp BrE)salesperson required: own transport essential — se necesita vendedor: vehículo propio imprescindible
c) c ( shipment) (AmE) remesa f2) c ( of emotion) (liter) (often pl)
II [træns'pɔːrt, træns'pɔːt]1)a) \<\<goods/animals/people\>\> transportaras you enter the palace you are transported to another age — al entrar al palacio uno se transporta a otra época
b) ( Hist) \<\<convict\>\> deportar2) ( affect) (liter) (usu pass)to be transported with joy/delight — estar* extasiado/embelesado
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