cork

a small round piece of cork used for stopping the neck of a bottle, especially a wine bottle

corcho (para botellas)

Collocations cork stopper

• The cork was still in the bottle.

  El corcho aún estaba en la botella.

the bark of a cork oak tree, used for making stoppers and other things such as floor coverings and insulation

corcho (madera)

Collocations cork forest

• The cork forests are an important part of the landscape.

  Los bosques de corcho son una parte importante del paisaje.

a material made from the bark of a cork oak tree, used for making stoppers and other things such as floor coverings and insulation

corcho (material)

Collocations cork flooring

• The room had cork flooring.

  La habitación tenía suelo de corcho.

(Irish) a town or village in Ireland, especially one that is small and not important

poblado (irlandés)

Collocations cork of Ireland

• He grew up in a small cork in the west.

  Él creció en un pequeño pueblo de Irlanda del oeste.

(Irish) Cork, one of the counties of Ireland, or its people

Cork (país)

Collocations cork team

• The Cork team won the match.

  El equipo de Cork ganó el partido.

(Irish) a drink made from beer or cider and mixed with lemonade, often served in pubs in Ireland

cerveza o sidra con limonada (bebida irlandesa)

Collocations cork drink

• He ordered a cork.

  Él pidió un cerveza o sidra con limonada.

(Irish) a tool used for opening bottles of beer or cider, often given as a prize in pub games

abridor de botellas (regalo en bares)

Collocations cork opener

• He won a cork as a prize.

  Él ganó un abridor de botellas como premio.

(Irish) Cork, the second largest city in Ireland and county town of County Cork

Cork (ciudad)

Collocations cork university

• She studied at Cork University.

  Ella estudió en la Universidad de Cork.