grada

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grada
feminine noun
1step (peldaño)
2row (Teatro)
also:
  • gradas -> terraces (en estadio)

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grada [grah’-dah]
noun
1Step of a staircase (peldaño). (f)
2In nunneries, a room where the nuns are allowed to hold conversation with their friends through a grate. (f)
3An older of steps before a church, gradatory. (f)
4Harrow, to break the clods after ploughing. (f)
  • Grada de construcció -> (Naut.) stocks for ship building
noun, plural
5Bar, the place where legal cases are tried.
6Seats of an amphitheater.

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grada
sustantivo:femenino
1 (asiento) tier; row of seats
asientos de grada stands; la(s) grada(s) the stands; the terraces; the terracing; un gol coreado en la(s) grada(s) a goal which was hailed in the stands on the terraces on the terracing;oo
2 (peldaño) step; stair; (Religión) altar step;gradas (escalinata) flight of steps; (s) (And) (S. Cone) paved terrace in front of a building; (s) (in front of a building)
3 (Náutica) [de construcción] slip; [de reparaciones] slipway
gradas de construcción
4 (azada) harrow
grada de disco disk harrow
grada de mano hoe; cultivator

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