tunnel
BrE /ˈtʌnəl/ AmE /ˈtʌnəl/
noun en → es
a long passage that goes through or under something, especially a mountain or road
túnel
- a tunnel through/under something
Collocations railway tunnel · road tunnel
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The train went into the tunnel.
El tren entró en el túnel.
a period of difficulty or uncertainty that you must go through before reaching a better situation
túnel, período difícil
- go through a tunnel
Collocations dark tunnel · long tunnel
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We're going through a difficult time, but we'll get through the tunnel.
Estamos pasando por un momento difícil, pero saldremos del túnel.
in football or rugby, a way of scoring by kicking the ball between two posts and over a crossbar from any point behind the goal line
penalía, gol de penalti
- score a penalty
Collocations penalty kick · penalty area
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He scored the winning goal with a penalty.
Marcó el gol ganador con un penal.
a small hole in an electronic component through which electricity can pass
conducto, vía
- an electrical connection
Collocations electrical tunnel · semiconductor tunnel
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The device uses a semiconductor tunnel to conduct electricity.
El dispositivo utiliza un túnel de semiconductores para conducir electricidad.