demarcation in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for demarcation in the English»Spanish Dictionary

demarcation [Am ˌdimɑrˈkeɪʃ(ə)n, Brit diːmɑːˈkeɪʃ(ə)n] N

1. demarcation U (delimitation):

demarcation

demarcación f

demarcation line

línea f de demarcación

2. demarcation C (boundary):

demarcation

línea f de demarcación

3. demarcation U Brit (in labour relations):

demarcation

delimitación f de atribuciones

demarcation dispute N

demarcation dispute

conflicto m de atribuciones

Translations for demarcation in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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línea de demarcación

demarcation line

deslinde

demarcation

delimitación

demarcation

demarcación

demarcation

comarca

In Spain, a geographical, social, and culturally homogeneous region, with a clear natural or administrative demarcation. Comarcas are normally smaller than regiones. They are often famous for some reason, for example Ampurdán (Catalonia) for its wines, or La Mancha (Castile) for its cheeses.

demarcation in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for demarcation in the English»Spanish Dictionary

demarcation [ˌdi:mɑ:ˈkeɪʃən, Am -mɑ:rˈ-] N

demarcation

demarcación f

demarcation line N MIL, POL

demarcation line

línea f de demarcación

Translations for demarcation in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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demarcación

demarcation

línea de demarcación

line of demarcation

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The line of demarcation between the said armies shall be the line of their respective outposts as they now exist.

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His demarcation on the field was left backcourt.

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During demarcation, cement pillars were erected at strategic elevations.

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In the late 1970s, about 2.2 million hectares had been allocated for mechanized farming, and about 420,000 hectares more had been occupied without official demarcation.

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The pass/fail demarcation was sharp, so perceived inadequate sales performance meant termination.

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They demanded that each labourer work for the employer of his choice, and sought an end to rigid social demarcation.

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Originally property demarcations, hedgerows protect crops and cattle from the ocean winds that sweep across the land.

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The lines of demarcation between science, magic, and religion all have origins dating to times when established thought processes were challenged.

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Both sides place guards between the blue meeting houses, where the demarcation line is marked by blocks of concrete.

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Readers and commenters are divided between real and not real, with no clear line of demarcation.

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