cable car in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for cable car in the English»Spanish Dictionary

cable car N

1. cable car (suspended):

cable car

teleférico m

2. cable car (funicular):

cable car

funicular m

3. cable car (streetcar):

cable car Am

tranvía m

Translations for cable car in the Spanish»English Dictionary

telecabina

cable car

funicular

cable car

Translations for cable car in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.cable [Am ˈkeɪbəl, Brit ˈkeɪb(ə)l] N

1. cable C:

cable ELEC, NAUT

cable m

2. cable C TELEC:

cable

cable m

cable

telegrama m

to receive/send a cable

recibir/enviar un cable or telegrama

3. cable U → cable television

II.cable [Am ˈkeɪbəl, Brit ˈkeɪb(ə)l] VB trans TELEC

cable message/news

cablegrafiar

cable message/news

telegrafiar

to cable sb

enviarle un cable a alguien

to cable sb

telegrafiarle a alguien

I'll cable New York for money

enviaré un cable or telegrafiaré a Nueva York pidiendo dinero

she cabled me $2, 000

me envió un giro (telegráfico) de 2.000 dólares

See also cable television

cable television N U

cable television

televisión f por cable

cable television

cablevisión f esp LatAm

car [Am kɑr, Brit kɑː] N

1. car MOTOR:

car

coche m

car

automóvil m form

car

carro m LatAm excl CSur

car

auto m esp CSur

to go by car

ir en coche (or carro etc.)

attr car accident

accidente m de coches

attr car accident

accidente m automovilístico form

car deck NAUT

cubierta f de coches

car deck NAUT

cubierta f automóviles form

car industry

industria f automovilística

car industry

industria f automotriz LatAm

car key

llave f de coche

car license

permiso m de circulación

car number

número m de la matrícula del coche

car number

matrícula f del coche

car number

número m de la placa

car number

número m de la patente CSur

car valeting

lavado m y limpieza interior del coche

car worker

trabajador m de la industria automovilística / trabajadora f de la industria automovilística

car worker

trabajador m de la industria automotriz / trabajadora f de la industria automotriz LatAm

2. car (for passengers, freights):

car RAIL, TRANSP

vagón m

car RAIL, TRANSP

coche m

3. car (of balloon):

car

barquilla f

4. car (of elevator):

car

cabina f

cable car in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for cable car in the English»Spanish Dictionary

cable car N

cable car

teleférico m

Translations for cable car in the Spanish»English Dictionary

funicular aéreo

cable car

telecabina

cable car

teleférico

cable car

Translations for cable car in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.cable [ˈkeɪbl] N

1. cable (wire rope):

cable

cable m

coil of cable

rollo m de cable

2. cable no pl TV:

cable

televisión f por cable

3. cable HISTORY (electrically transmitted message):

cable

cablegrama m

to send sth by cable

cablegrafiar algo

II.cable [ˈkeɪbl] VB trans HISTORY

cable

cablegrafiar

car [kɑ:ʳ, Am kɑ:r] N

1. car AUTO:

car

coche m

car

carro m LatAm

car

auto m Arg, Chile, Urug

2. car RAIL:

car

vagón m

3. car (in airship, balloon):

car

barquilla f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It is reacheable from this town by cable car or after rather long walking uphill.

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In 1955 a cable car was built, shortening the 90-minute climb to 3 minutes.

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A cable car station is located west of the summit at 2,269 metres.

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The cable car endeavor began as a real estate sales strategy -- the reason many streetcar lines were built.

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There is a chair lift and cable car system for going to the highest point.

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The cable car is driven by a 185 kilowatt engine.

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In the 1920s there was a cable car that connected the island to the mainland.

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The mountain is accessible by cable car ("teleferico"), by off-road vehicle, and on foot.

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The reconnaissance unit captured the cable car position at dawn.

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Once again, a cable car was constructed, whose 55-m-high pillars became a special attraction.

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