waterloo

BrE /ˈwɔːtələʊ/ AmE /ˈwɔːtlu/

noun en → es

1 BATTLE [singular] C2

a battle fought in 1815 near Waterloo, Belgium, where the French army was defeated by a British and Prussian force led by the Duke of Wellington

batalla de Waterloo

Collocations the Battle of Waterloo

  • The Battle of Waterloo was a turning point in European history.

    La batalla de Waterloo fue un punto de inflexión en la historia europea.

2 DEFEAT [singular] B1

a place or situation where someone is defeated, especially in a competition or game

derrota, fracaso

Collocations reach one's Waterloo

  • He reached his Waterloo in the final round of the tournament.

    Llegó a su Waterloo en la ronda final del torneo.

3 PLACE [singular] C1

a town or area called Waterloo, especially in England and Canada

Waterloo (nombre de lugar)

Collocations Waterloo station

  • I'm getting off at Waterloo station.

    Me bajo en la estación de Waterloo.

7 RIVER [singular] C2

a river in southern England, a tributary of the River Thames

río Waterloo

Collocations the River Waterloo

  • The River Waterloo flows into the Thames.

    El río Waterloo desemboca en el Támesis.

8 STATION [singular] C1

a railway station in London, England, near which the Battle of Waterloo was fought

estación de Waterloo

Collocations Waterloo station

  • The train arrives at Waterloo station.

    El tren llega a la estación de Waterloo.