bark

the sound that a dog makes when it barks

ladrido, guau-guau

Collocations bark of a dog

• The sound of the dog's bark woke me up.

  El ladrido del perro me despertó.

the outer covering of a tree trunk, which is often rough and has rings that show the age of the tree

corteza de árbol

Collocations bark of a tree

• The bark on the trees was peeling off.

  La corteza de los árboles estaba desprendiéndose.

the side of a ship below the main deck, where people live and work

babor, estribor (parte del barco)

Collocations ship's bark

• The sailors worked in the ship’s bark.

  Los marineros trabajaban en la parte inferior del barco.

to shout orders or commands to someone, especially a soldier or sailor

dar órdenes, vociferar

• bark an order at somebody

• He barked orders at the soldiers.

  Él vociferaba órdenes a los soldados.

a small boat with sails, used for racing or pleasure sailing

barcaza, bote (de vela)

Collocations sailing bark

• They sailed the bark around the coast.

  Navegaron la barcaza a lo largo de la costa.

to make a hole in something, especially by accident or carelessly

perforar, hacer un agujero en algo

• bark something

• He accidentally barked the side of the car.

  Accidentalmente hizo un agujero en el costado del coche.

to make a hole in something, especially by accident or carelessly

perforar, hacer un agujero en algo

• bark something

• The nail barked the tire.

  El clavo perforó la llanta.

to make a hole in something, especially by accident or carelessly

perforar, hacer un agujero en algo

• bark something

• The sharp rock barked the boat's hull.

  La roca afilada perforó la quilla del barco.