plank
BrE /plæŋk/ AmE /plæŋk/
noun en → es
a long, thin piece of wood used in building or for making furniture
tabla de madera, listón
Collocations plank of wood
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The carpenter used a plank to make the table.
El carpintero usó una tabla para hacer la mesa.
a long, narrow board placed across a gap or hole to help someone walk over it safely
tablón para cruzar un hueco
Collocations plank over a ditch
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He placed a plank across the gap to help her cross.
Él colocó un tablón sobre el hueco para ayudarla a cruzarlo.
a rule or principle that is part of a set of rules, such as the laws of a country or the rules of an organization
regla, artículo de ley
Collocations plank of law
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The new plank in the constitution guarantees freedom of speech.
El nuevo artículo en la constitución garantiza la libertad de expresión.
a flat piece of wood or metal attached to a boat's mast and used for controlling the direction in which the boat sails
vela plana, foque
Collocations plank on a sailboat
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The plank was damaged in the storm.
La vela plana se dañó en la tormenta.
to walk or stand on a plank, especially one that is not very steady
pisar sobre un tablón
Collocations walk on a plank
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He was walking on a plank over the river.
Él estaba caminando sobre un tablón sobre el río.
to start doing something, especially when it is difficult or risky
empezar a hacer algo
Collocations plank on an idea
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She decided to plank on the new business venture.
Ella decidió emprender el nuevo negocio.
to lie flat on one's back with legs and arms spread out, as a form of exercise or to show off
tumbarse boca arriba con los brazos y las piernas extendidos
Collocations plank on the floor
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He was planking in the park.
Él estaba haciendo el ejercicio de planar en el parque.
to support or hold up something with a plank
sostener con un tablón
Collocations plank up a wall
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They used planks to plank up the damaged wall.
Usaron tablones para sostener la pared dañada.