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Gap
01
a clear difference between two amounts, numbers, or groups
Example
The gap in salaries between the two departments led to dissatisfaction among employees.
There is a noticeable gap in test scores between urban and rural schools.
02
hendidura, grieta
a narrow opening
03
an empty space between two things or within something
Example
The wind rushed through the gap in the old wooden fence.
She jumped across the narrow gap between the two buildings.
04
a pause or break that interrupts something from continuing smoothly
Example
The meeting included a brief gap to allow everyone to take a coffee break.
The speaker 's long gap between sentences made the audience feel uneasy.
05
brecha
a difference, particularly an unwanted one, causing separation between two people, situations, or opinions
Example
The gap in understanding between the two generations often leads to disagreements.
Their political differences created a gap in their once-close friendship.
06
hueco, collado
a pass between mountain peaks
07
hueco, espacio
an empty or unpronounced position within a sentence or phrase, typically representing a missing word or element that is implied or understood from the context
Example
In the sentence " She _ _ _ to the store, " the gap could be filled with " went. "
The grammar exercise required students to fill in each gap with the correct verb.
08
hueco, oportunidad
an opportunity for a product or service that is not currently available
Example
The company saw a gap in the market for eco-friendly packaging.
La empresa vio una oportunidad en el mercado para empaques ecológicos.
She noticed a gap in the tech industry for user-friendly devices.
Ella notó un hueco en la industria tecnológica para dispositivos amigables con el usuario.
to gap
01
to create a space or opening in something
Example
The workers gapped the concrete wall to install a new window.
Heavy winds gapped the fence, leaving an opening for animals to escape.
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