canal [kəˈnæl]
canal [kəˈnæl]
sustantivo
1canal (m)
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canal [ka-nal]
sustantivo
1Canal; conducto artifical por donde corre el agua (irrigation).
2Canal, de navegación (for transport).
3Canal, conducto por donde circulan la sangre y otros humores del cuerpo. (Anatomía)
4Estría, media caña. (Arqueología)
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canal
masculine noun
1canal (cauce artificial)
- canal de riego -> irrigation channel
2channel, strait (geography) (estrecho)
- el canal de la Mancha -> the (English) Channel
- el canal de Panamá -> the Panama Canal
- el canal de Suez -> the Suez Canal
3channel (radio & television)
- cambiar de canal -> to switch channels
- canal de pago -> subscription channel
4canal, duct (anatomy)
5channel (medio, vía)
- canal de comercialización (commerce) -> distribution channel
masculine noun o feminine noun
6(valley) gutter (de un tejado)
7carcass (res)
- abrir en canal -> to slit open; to tear apart (figurative)
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canal [cah-nahl]
noun
1Channel, canal. (f)
2Drinking-trough for cattle. (f)
3Gutter, eaves-trough, pantile. (f)
4Duct or tube by which secretions of the body are conducted. (f)
5Comb of the loom, among weavers. (f)
6A domestic animal killed and dressed; particularly the hog. (f)
7Hemp which has been once hackled. (f)
8Front edge of a book. (f)
9Crease, slot (metales). (f)
- Canal de Panamá -> Panama Canal
- Canal de riego -> irrigation channel
- Canal de la Mancha -> English Channel
- Canal digestivo -> digestive tract, alimentary canal
noun
10Canal, an artificial waterway. (m)
11Channel, a strait between islands or continents. (m)
12Channel, navigable entrance to a harbor. (m)
13Channel, bed of a river. (m)
14Bed of a hot-press. (m)
15Pole of copper. (m)
- En canal -> from top to bottom
- Canal de desagüe -> (And.) Sewer
- Canal de humo -> (Mex.) Flue
- Canal inclinado -> chute
- Canal de entrada/salida -> input/output channel
Any of the paths by which the waters and vapors circulate in the bosom of the earth.
canal
sustantivo:masculino
1 (Náutica) (Geografía) (natural) channel; (artificial) canal
Canal de la Mancha English Channel; Canal de Panamá Panama Canal
Canal de Suez Suez Canal
2 (Agr) (Técnica) (conducto) channel
canal de desagüe drain
canal de drenaje drainage channel
canal de riego irrigation channel
4 (TV) channel
no cambies de canal don't change switch channels;o
canal autonómico television channel of an autonomous region
canal de pago pay channel; subscription channel
canal de televentas shopping channel
canal de televisión television channel
canal por cable cable channel
canal vía satélite satellite channel
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