Interglot - wall: English and Spanish Search Results found in the Interglot Translation Dictionary

Summary

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wall:
- muro; fortificación; barrera; seto; pared; amurallamiento
Wiktionary:
- wall → muro, muralla, pared, tabique, barrera
- wall → amurallar, murar
- wall → tapia, tabique, pared, muro, muralla, Muro de Berlín, terraplén, frente, taqique

English

Detailed Translations for wall from English to Spanish

the wall
el muro; la fortificación; la barrera; el seto
- muro [el ~] nomen
- fortificación [la ~] nomen
- barrera [la ~] nomen
- seto [el ~] nomen
the wall (wooded bank)
la pared; el muro
- pared [la ~] nomen
- muro [el ~] nomen
the wall (bulwark)
el amurallamiento
- amurallamiento [el ~] nomen

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
amurallamiento	bulwark; wall
barrera	wall	bar; barricade; barrier; close-down; closing; crossing barrier; dividing wall; doorstep; hindrance; impediment; locking; obstacle; obstruction; partition; partition-wall; roadblock; sealing; shutting; stumbling block; threshold
fortificación	wall	affirmation; amplification; castle; château; citadel; city wall; confirmation; consolidation; enrichment; fort; fortification; fortified area; fortified building; fortress; intensification; knight's castle; rampart; reinforcement; strengthening; stronghold; town rampart
muro	wall; wooded bank
pared	wall; wooded bank	dividing wall; partition; septum
seto	wall	fence; fencing; hoarding; hurdle; lattice-works; trellis work
-	bulwark; paries; rampart
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	fence; fence in; palisade; surround
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	end wall; gable-end

an embankment built around a space for defensive purposes¹
- they blew the trumpet and the walls came tumbling down¹
an architectural partition with a height and length greater than its thickness; used to divide or enclose an area or to support another structure¹
- the south wall had a small window¹
- the walls were covered with pictures¹
a masonry fence (as around an estate or garden)¹
- the wall followed the road¹
- he ducked behind the garden wall and waited¹
a layer of material that encloses space¹
- the walls of the cylinder were perforated¹
- the container's walls were blue¹
(anatomy) a layer (a lining or membrane) that encloses a structure¹
- stomach walls¹
anything that suggests a wall in structure or function or effect¹
- a wall of water¹
- a wall of smoke¹
- a wall of prejudice¹
- negotiations ran into a brick wall¹
a vertical (or almost vertical) smooth rock face (as of a cave or mountain)¹
a difficult or awkward situation¹
- his back was to the wall¹
- competition was pushing them to the wall¹
surround with a wall in order to fortify¹

wall

noun

defensive rampart built up of earth, stone etc.
- wall → muro; muralla
structure built for defense surrounding or separating an area
- wall → muro; muralla
permanent, substantial side or division in a building
- wall → pared; tabique; muralla
anatomy, zoology, botany usage
- wall → pared
temporary impediment
- wall → barrera

verb

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• wall	→ tapia; tabique; pared; muro	↔ muur — verticale vlakke constructie van steen
• wall	→ muro; pared; muralla	↔ Mauer — Bauwerk in Form einer freistehenden Wand (manchmal mit einem Gang darin)
• wall	→ pared; muro; tapia; muralla	↔ Mauer — Wand eines Gebäudes aus Stein, Beton oder auch Lehm
• wall	→ Muro de Berlín	↔ Mauer — die Mauer: umgangssprachliche Bezeichnung für die Grenze zwischen Ost- und Westdeutschland
• wall	→ terraplén	↔ Wall — künstliche Erhöhung (Erdaufschichtung, Mauern) als Wehranlage, Befestigung einer Stadt oder zum Schutz vor Wasser
• wall	→ pared; frente	↔ Wand — ein senkrecht stehendes Bauteil, das eine Fläche horizontal begrenzt, besonders die nach innen gewandte Fläche
• wall	→ tabique; taqique	↔ cloison — maçonnerie\|fr Espèce de petit mur peu épais, fait de bois ou de maçonnerie et servant à la distribution d’un appartement ou d’un bâtiment quelconque.
• wall	→ pared; muro	↔ mur — Ouvrage de maçonnerie.
• wall	→ pared; tabique; taqique	↔ paroi — maçonnerie\|fr cloison de maçonnerie qui séparer une chambre ou quelque autre pièce d’un appartement d’avec une autre.

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