sluice gate in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for sluice gate in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.sluice [Am slus, Brit sluːs] N

1.1. sluice (barrier):

sluice

presa f

sluice

represa f AmS

1.2. sluice (sluicegate):

sluice

compuerta f

1.3. sluice (sluiceway):

sluice

canal m de desagüe

2. sluice (quick wash) Brit:

to give sth a sluice (down)

lavar or enjuagar algo con abundante agua

II.sluice [Am slus, Brit sluːs] VB trans

to sluice sth down/out

lavar or enjuagar algo con abundante agua

III.sluice [Am slus, Brit sluːs] VB intr

sluice

correr a raudales

I.gate [Am ɡeɪt, Brit ɡeɪt] N

1.1. gate:

gate (to garden)

verja f

gate (to garden)

cancela f Spain

gate (to garden)

portón m CSur

gate (to field)

portón m

gate (to field)

tranquera f LatAm

1.2. gate (to castle, city):

gate usu pl

puerta f

gate usu pl

portal m

the Pearly Gates liter or hum

las puertas del paraíso

1.3. gate (controlling admission):

gate

entrada f

1.4. gate (at airport):

gate

puerta f (de embarque)

1.5. gate (of lock, sluice):

gate

compuerta f

2. gate:

starting gate (in horse racing)

cajón m de salida

starting gate (in ski competitions)

puerta f de salida

3.1. gate (attendance):

gate

público m

gate

concurrencia f

gate

entrada f Spain

3.2. gate:

gate, a. gate money

recaudación f

gate, a. gate money

taquilla f

4. gate GEOG:

gate

paso m

gate

puerto m

5. gate COMPUT:

gate

puerta f

II.gate [Am ɡeɪt, Brit ɡeɪt] VB trans Brit usu pass

he was gated for a week

le prohibieron salir por una semana

sluice gate in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sluice gate in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sluice gate N

sluice gate

compuerta f

Translations for sluice gate in the Spanish»English Dictionary

compuerta

sluice gate

Translations for sluice gate in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.sluice [slu:s] N (gate)

sluice

compuerta f

II.sluice [slu:s] VB trans

sluice

regar

to sluice sth down

enjuagar algo

I.gate [geɪt] N

1. gate (entrance barrier):

gate

puerta f

gate RAIL

barrera f

2. gate SPORTS:

gate

entrada f

3. gate AVIAT:

gate

puerta f de embarque

4. gate NAUT:

gate

compuerta f

II.gate [geɪt] VB trans Brit

to be gated SCHOOL

estar castigado sin salir

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

After her death, he hangs himself from a tree by jumping off the sluice gate.

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At a certain point a sluice gate in the mole can be opened allowing the draining water to drive a mill wheel or wheels.

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The canal and sluice gate were altered in the early 20th century to permit the canal section to be filled for swimming.

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The sluice gate tower and watchtower were dismantled in 1935.

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Between the front gate and main gate, there was a small square covering a subterraneous sluice gate.

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Contrary to the conservation of fluid energy when a flow encounters a sluice gate, the momentum upstream and downstream of the gate is not conserved.

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A sluice gate is traditionally a wood or metal barrier sliding in grooves that are set in the sides of the waterway.

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It has been reported that since the installation of this sluice gate, water quality has declined since no annual transfer of nutrients can occur.

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The barbican was 68 metres wide and 62 metres deep, with a sluice gate and archway on the northern side.

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Water flows in a rectangular channel that contains a sluice gate.

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