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hangar:
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Wiktionary:
hangar → hangar
hangar → hangar, repair shed, airdock
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Detailed Translations for hangar from English to Spanish
hangar:
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the hangar (site hut; shed; construction shed; shanty)
Translation Matrix for hangar:
| Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
| barraca | construction shed; hangar; shanty; shed; site hut | bar; barn; barrack; barroom; cabin; caboodle; cage; chaos; cot; groyne; hash; kennel; makeshift building; mayhem; mess; muddle; old barrack; old tub; pen; pig-sty; rabbit-hutch; shanty; shealing; shed; shepherd's hut; site hut; soldiers's room; temporary building; temporary construction |
| cabaña | construction shed; hangar; shanty; shed; site hut | burrow; cabin; cage; cot; cottage; den; groyne; hole; hovel; hut; kennel; lair; little house; pen; pig-sty; rabbit-hutch; shealing; shed; shepherd's hut; shepherd's shed |
| cabina | construction shed; hangar; shanty; shed; site hut | cabin; call-box; changing-room; cockpit; control-cabin; cot; cubicle; den; dressing-room; driver's cabin; fitting cubicle; fitting room; groyne; hovel; hut; phone booth; phone box; robing-room; saloon; shealing; shed; shepherd's hut |
| - | airdock; repair shed |
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Wiktionary Translations for hangar:
hangar
Cross Translation:
noun
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a large garage-like structure where aircraft are kept
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Cross Translation:
| From | To | Via |
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| • hangar | → tinglado; cobertizo | ↔ loods — een gebouw voor opslag van goederen |
| • hangar | → hangar | ↔ Hangar — große, überdachte Halle, meistens aus Metall, Holz, evtl. Beton oder ähnlichem Material, die zum Unterbringen, Warten und Reparieren von Luftfahrzeugen (vornehmlich Luftschiffe, Flugzeuge, Raumfähren) dient |
| • hangar | → hangar | ↔ hangar — construction en appentis ou isolée, formée d’un toit élever sur des piliers de pierre ou sur des poteaux, et ordinairement destinée à servir d’abri à des charrettes, à des récoltes, à des marchandises ou encore à des appareils d |