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pier:
- embarcadero; andamio; atracadero; andamiaje; amarradero; muelle; malecón; cortina de muelle; fondeadero; ancladero
Wiktionary:
- pier → muelle, embarcadero, malecón, pilar
- pier → muelle, embarcadero, amarradero, desembarcadero, escollera, malecón, andén

English

Detailed Translations for pier from English to Spanish

pier:

pier [the ~] nomen

the pier (jetty)
el embarcadero; el andamio; el atracadero; el andamiaje
- embarcadero [el ~] nomen
- andamio [el ~] nomen
- atracadero [el ~] nomen
- andamiaje [el ~] nomen
the pier (landing-stage; quay; mooring; anchorage; landing stage; landing point)
el embarcadero; el atracadero; el andamio; el amarradero
- embarcadero [el ~] nomen
- atracadero [el ~] nomen
- andamio [el ~] nomen
- amarradero [el ~] nomen
the pier (bulwark; quay; quayside; riverside wall; waterside; rampart; wharf; shore; landing stage; landing-stage; wharfside)
el embarcadero; el muelle; el malecón; la cortina de muelle
- embarcadero [el ~] nomen
- muelle [el ~] nomen
- malecón [el ~] nomen
- cortina de muelle [la ~] nomen
the pier (anchorage grounds; berth; quay; mooring; landing point; landing stage; landing-stage)
el fondeadero; el ancladero
- fondeadero [el ~] nomen
- ancladero [el ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for pier:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
amarradero	anchorage; landing point; landing stage; landing-stage; mooring; pier; quay
ancladero	anchorage grounds; berth; landing point; landing stage; landing-stage; mooring; pier; quay
andamiaje	jetty; pier
andamio	anchorage; jetty; landing point; landing stage; landing-stage; mooring; pier; quay	fore frame; rack; shelves
atracadero	anchorage; jetty; landing point; landing stage; landing-stage; mooring; pier; quay	loading quay; loading stage
cortina de muelle	bulwark; landing stage; landing-stage; pier; quay; quayside; rampart; riverside wall; shore; waterside; wharf; wharfside
embarcadero	anchorage; bulwark; jetty; landing point; landing stage; landing-stage; mooring; pier; quay; quayside; rampart; riverside wall; shore; waterside; wharf; wharfside	jetty; landing stage
fondeadero	anchorage grounds; berth; landing point; landing stage; landing-stage; mooring; pier; quay
malecón	bulwark; landing stage; landing-stage; pier; quay; quayside; rampart; riverside wall; shore; waterside; wharf; wharfside	breakwater; column; post
muelle	bulwark; landing stage; landing-stage; pier; quay; quayside; rampart; riverside wall; shore; waterside; wharf; wharfside	bulwark; coiled spring; column; loading bank; loading platform; loading quay; loading stage; loading-berth; loading-point; loading-wharf; post; quayside; rampart; riverside wall; spiral spring; springs; wharf; wharfside
-	dock; wharf; wharfage
Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
muelle		soft; tender

Synonyms for "pier":

wharf; wharfage; dock; platform
support

Related Definitions for "pier":

a platform built out from the shore into the water and supported by piles; provides access to ships and boats¹
a support for two adjacent bridge spans¹
(architecture) a vertical supporting structure (as a portion of wall between two doors or windows)¹

Wiktionary Translations for pier:

pier

noun

raised platform built from the shore out over water
- pier → muelle; embarcadero; malecón
structure supporting the junction between two spans of a bridge
- pier → pilar
rectangular pillar, or similar structure, that supports an arch, wall or roof
- pier → pilar

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• pier	→ muelle; embarcadero	↔ pier — een in een zee of rivier uitstekende brug, dam of golfbreker
• pier	→ muelle; embarcadero	↔ zeehoofd — pier of dijk die in zee uitsteekt
• pier	→ amarradero; desembarcadero	↔ débarcadère — marine\|fr Espèce de cale, de jetée qui, du rivage, s’avance un peu dans la mer et qu’on nomme également embarcadère, parce qu’elle est destinée à servir à l’embarquement comme au débarquement.
• pier	→ escollera; malecón	↔ jetée — amas de pierres, de cailloux et d’autres matériaux jeter à côté du canal qui forme l’entrée d’un port, fortement maçonner et ordinairement soutenir de pilotis, pour servir à rompre l’impétuosité des vagues.
• pier	→ muelle; andén	↔ quai — Rivage d’un port de mer

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¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University