pillar
BrE /ˈpɪlə/ AmE /ˈpɪlər/
noun en → es
a tall, thick column that supports the roof or ceiling of a building
pilar, columna
- pillar of support
Collocations pillar of a church · pillar of society
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The building has four large pillars supporting the roof.
El edificio tiene cuatro grandes pilares que sostienen el techo.
a person or thing that provides support and helps something to continue
pilar, soporte
- pillar of strength
Collocations pillar of the community · pillar of support
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She is a pillar of her community.
Ella es un pilar de su comunidad.
a long, straight road or railway line that goes from one place to another
autopista, vía rápida
- pillar of the motorway system
Collocations motorway pillar · railway pillar
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The new road will run alongside a major motorway pillar.
La nueva carretera correrá paralela a una importante vía rápida.
a period of time that is considered to be an important part of history or development
época, período
- pillar of history
Collocations pillar of the Industrial Revolution · pillar of a country's development
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The 1960s are often seen as a pillar in modern history.
Los años sesenta se consideran frecuentemente un período crucial en la historia moderna.