gap
BrE /ɡæp/ AmE /ɡæp/
noun en → es
a space between two things or people, especially when it is large or noticeable
brecha, hueco, espacio entre
- there is a gap between something and something
Collocations gap in the wall · gap between two people
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There's a big gap between the door and the floor.
Hay una gran brecha entre la puerta y el suelo.
a period of time when something does not happen or is not available
intervalo, período de tiempo sin actividad
- there is a gap in something
Collocations gap in the schedule · gap in employment history
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There's a two-week gap between courses.
Hay un intervalo de dos semanas entre los cursos.
a difference or disagreement, especially in opinions or attitudes
brecha, diferencia, desacuerdo
- there is a gap between something and something
Collocations gap between generations · gap in understanding
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There's a huge gap between what people say and what they do.
Hay una gran brecha entre lo que la gente dice y lo que hace.
(in sports) a jump over something, especially in gymnastics or horse riding
salto, zancada
- take a gap
Collocations gap on the pommel horse · gap over a fence
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She took a huge gap and landed perfectly.
Ella hizo un gran salto y aterrizó perfectamente.
(informal) an opportunity to do something, especially when it is not expected or planned
oportunidad, chance
- there's a gap for something
Collocations gap in the market · gap to fill
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There's a real gap for a new restaurant here.
Hay una gran oportunidad para un nuevo restaurante aquí.