brake
brake
breɪk
breik
/bɹˈe‍ɪk/

Definición y significado de "brake"en inglés

to brake
01

frenar

to slow down or stop a moving car, etc. by using the brakes
Intransitive
to brake definition and meaning
Ejemplos
The skilled skater knew exactly when to brake, gracefully slowing down.
El patinador experto sabía exactamente cuándo frenar, reduciendo la velocidad con gracia.
02

frenar, detener

to bring a vehicle or object to a slower speed or a complete stop by applying a brake
Transitive: to brake a moving vehicle
Ejemplos
The train conductor expertly braked the locomotive, bringing the long line of cars to a gradual stop.
El conductor del tren frenó con pericia la locomotora, llevando la larga fila de vagones a una parada gradual.
01

a device used to slow down or stop the movement of a vehicle

Ejemplos
The mechanic replaced the worn brake pads.
02

anything that slows, restrains, or impedes a process or action

Ejemplos
Overthinking can be a brake on creativity.
03

a dense area of vegetation, usually dominated by one plant type

Ejemplos
Sunlight barely reached the ground under the brake.
04

a tall, coarse fern, often several feet high, sometimes considered a weed fern

Ejemplos
Early settlers used brakes for thatching.
05

any fern of the genus Pteris, often pinnately compound and popular as a houseplant

Ejemplos
The botanical garden displayed several types of brakes.
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