dredging in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for dredging in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.dredge¹ [Am drɛdʒ, Brit drɛdʒ] VB trans

dredge river/channel:

dredge

dragar

II.dredge¹ [Am drɛdʒ, Brit drɛdʒ] VB intr (in river, canal)

dredge

dragar

III.dredge¹ [Am drɛdʒ, Brit drɛdʒ] N

1. dredge (net):

dredge

red f de arrastre

2. dredge → dredger

See also dredger

dredger [Am ˈdrɛdʒər, Brit ˈdrɛdʒə] N

1.1. dredger (machine):

dredger

draga f

1.2. dredger (vessel):

dredger

dragador m

dredger

draga f

2. dredger (for sugar, flour):

dredger Brit

espolvoreador m

dredge² [Am drɛdʒ, Brit drɛdʒ] VB trans FOOD

1. dredge (cover completely):

dredge

rebozar

2. dredge (cover top of):

dredge

espolvorear

dredge the cake with sugar

espolvorear el pastel con azúcar

dredge up VB [Am drɛdʒ -, Brit drɛdʒ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. dredge up (raise):

dredge up mud/sand

dragar

2. dredge up (recall):

dredge up story/scandal

desenterrar

dredge up story/scandal

sacar a relucir

Translations for dredging in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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dragado

dredging

rastreo (por la policía)

dredging

draga

dredge

dragar río/canal

to dredge

azucarar fruta

to dredge … with sugar

rastrear policías:

to dredge

desterrar

dredge

dredging in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for dredging in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.dredge¹ [dredʒ] N TECH

dredge

red f de arrastre

II.dredge¹ [dredʒ] VB trans TECH

dredge

dragar

dredge² [dredʒ] VB trans FOOD

dredge

espolvorear

Translations for dredging in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

draga

dredge

dragar

to dredge

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Developments such as sewage marine outfalls, moorings, dredging, blasting, dumping, port construction, hydroelectric projects, and aquaculture both degrade the environment and take up valuable habitat.

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Pieces of amber torn from the seafloor are cast up by the waves, and collected by hand, dredging, or diving.

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Its survival is threatened mainly by sedimentation, dredging and shell trading.

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Frequent dredging is needed to keep the channel open, as well as use of imported chemical coagulants and lime to make the water drinkable.

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The hull structure was the lowest section of hull from one end past the midships area, where the dredging work had caused extensive damage.

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Oysters would be eaten this way on the oyster dredging skiffs.

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The cook was dredging things with flour, making pies.

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Development commenced in 1920 and for 10 years dredging of shipping channels, excavation, and land reclamation took place.

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Anthropogenic effects from siltation buildup, impoundments, strip mining, dredging, agriculture, and roadway runoff have all had detrimental impacts on its breeding and habitat.

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In order to adapt, the city has resorted to dredging its rivers and improving its drainage network.

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