nave

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ship

∗ noun

nave
[neɪv]
sustantivo
1nave (f) central (arquitectura) (of church)

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nave [neiv]
sustantivo
1Cubo, maza, pieza guresa de madera en el centro de las ruedas de los carruajes.
2Nave, parte principal del cuerpo de la iglesia.

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nave [neɪv]
noun
(Archit) nave; (f)
nave [neɪv]
noun
(wheel) cubo; (m)
nave plate (Aut) tapacubos; (m)

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nave
feminine noun
1ship (barco)
  • quemar las naves (figurative) -> to burn one's boats o bridges
2craft (vehículo)
  • nave espacial -> spaceship, spacecraft
3shop, plant (de fábrica); warehouse (almacén)
  • nave industrial -> = large building for industrial or commercial use
4(de iglesia)
  • nave central -> nave
  • nave de crucero -> transepts
  • nave lateral -> side aisle

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nave [nah’-vay]
noun
1Ship, a vessel with decks and sails. (f)
2Nave, the middle part or body of a church. (f)
3Car (coche). (Mexico) (f)
  • Nave de San Pedro -> the Roman Catholic church
  • Nave espacial -> spacecraft, space ship

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nave
sustantivo:femenino
1 (Náutica) ship; vessel
la Nave de San Pedro (Religión) the Roman Catholic Church
quemar las naves to burn one's boats
nave insignia flagship
2 (Aeronáutica)
nave espacial spaceship; spacecraft
3 (Archit) [de iglesia] nave; [de fábrica etc] bay
nave central nave
nave lateral aisle
4 (almacén) warehouse
nave de laminación rolling mill
nave industrial factory premises; (p)
5 (México) (familiar) (coche) car

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