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Wall
01
pared, muro
an upright structure, usually made of brick, concrete, or stone that is made to divide, protect, or surround a place
Ejemplos
He stands on a ladder to reach the top of the wall for painting.
Se sube a una escalera para llegar a la parte superior de la pared para pintar.
1.1
muralla, baluarte
an embankment or structure built around a space for defense or protection
Ejemplos
The castle 's walls withstood enemy attacks.
Los muros del castillo resistieron los ataques enemigos.
1.2
muro, cerca
a masonry or constructed fence, often around an estate, garden, or property
Ejemplos
The wall around the estate was tall and ornate.
El muro alrededor de la finca era alto y ornamentado.
1.3
pared, muro
a layer or membrane that encloses or separates structures within an organism, providing protection and support
Ejemplos
The artery 's wall is composed of smooth muscle and elastic tissue.
La pared de la arteria está compuesta de músculo liso y tejido elástico.
1.4
pared
either of the sides of a room, house, or other building, which connects the floor to the ceiling
Ejemplos
They decided to knock down the wall to create an open-concept layout.
Decidieron derribar la pared para crear un diseño de concepto abierto.
02
muro, barrera
a metaphorical barrier representing a difficult or awkward situation that impedes progress or resolution
Ejemplos
He ran into a wall when trying to solve the complex problem.
Se topó con un muro al intentar resolver el problema complejo.
03
muro, pared
a layer of material forming an enclosure, barrier, or covering
Ejemplos
The wall of the pipeline was made of steel.
La pared de la tubería estaba hecha de acero.
04
pared, acantilado
a vertical or near-vertical rock face, cliff, or sheer surface
Ejemplos
The hikers rested at the base of the rock wall.
Los excursionistas descansaron al pie de la pared de roca.
05
espectador, pared
a person who is staying on the sidelines or not actively participating in the social atmosphere of a party
Ejemplos
He ’s usually a wall at parties, but he seemed to open up a bit tonight.
Por lo general, es un muro en las fiestas, pero esta noche pareció abrirse un poco.
to wall
01
amurallar, rodear con un muro
to surround an area with a protective barrier or structure
Transitive: to wall an area
Ejemplos
The property was walled to provide privacy for the residents.
La propiedad fue amurallada para proporcionar privacidad a los residentes.
