corral [kəˈrɑːl] (US)
corral [kɒˈrɑːl]
sustantivo
1corral (m) cercado (m) (for cattle, horses) (Estados Unidos)
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corral
masculine noun
1run (para aves); pen (para cerdos, ovejas)
2= open-air theatre in courtyard
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corral [cor-rahl’]
noun
1Yard, inclosure; a poultry-yard (aves). (m)
2Court, open space before a house. (m)
3Fishpond. (m)
4Playhouse. (m)
5Blank left by students in writing lectures. (m)
- Aves de corral -> poultry
6Square formed by a body of foot. (m)
- Corral de madera -> timber yard
- Corral de ganado -> corral del concejo, pound
- Hacer corrales -> (Met.) to loiter about in school or business hours
- Corral de vecindad -> tenement
(Naut.) Place where cattle are kept on board a ship.
corral
sustantivo:masculino
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