moor

an area of open land with low-growing plants, often near the sea or on a hill

moor (zona de tierras bajas), páramo

Collocations wild moors

• She likes to walk across the wild moor.

  Ella disfruta de caminar por el páramo salvaje.

to attach a ship or boat to something so that it does not move

amarar, anclar

• moor a ship/boat

• The boat was moored to the dock.

  El barco estaba amarrado al muelle.

to release a ship or boat from something it is attached to so that it can move

desamarar, desanclar

• moor a ship/boat

• The captain ordered the crew to moor the boat.

  El capitán ordenó a la tripulación desamarar el barco.

a member of an ancient people who lived in parts of Britain and Ireland, or their descendants

morador (de las tierras altas)

Collocations Cornish moor

• The Cornish moors are proud of their Celtic heritage.

  Los moradores del condado de Cornwall están orgullosos de su herencia celta.

a person who lives in a remote area, especially on high ground or near the sea

morador (de las tierras altas)

Collocations remote moor

• The remote moors are home to many sheep farmers.

  Las tierras altas remotas son hogar de muchos granjeros de ovejas.