travesía

adj.

1 traversing: applied to cattle that traverse the limits of their pasture.

2 transverse, oblique, or lateral wind.

f.

trip, journey, voyage, tour.

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travesía

► nombre femenino

1 (viaje) crossing; (por mar) voyage, crossing

2 (calle) cross-street, passage

3 (distancia) distance

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noun f.

crossing, voyage

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SF

1) (=calle) side street; [de pueblo] road that passes through a village

2) (=viaje) (Náut) crossing, voyage; (Aer) crossing; (=distancia) distance travelled, distance to be crossed

travesía del desierto — (fig) period in the wilderness

3) (=viento) crosswind; Cono Sur west wind

4) [en el juego] (=ganancias) amount won; (=pérdidas) amount lost

5) And, Cono Sur (=desierto) arid plain, desert region

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femenino

1) (viaje) crossing

2) (Esp) (callejuela) alleyway, side street

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= journey.

Ex. When at one stage of his journey Christian lost his roll, he was very distressed until he found it again.

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femenino

1) (viaje) crossing

2) (Esp) (callejuela) alleyway, side street

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= journey.

Ex: When at one stage of his journey Christian lost his roll, he was very distressed until he found it again.

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travesía

feminine

A (viaje) crossing

B (Esp) (callejuela) alleyway, side street

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travesía sustantivo femenino
1 (viaje) crossing
2 (Esp) (callejuela) alleyway, side street
travesía f (en un barco) crossing
(en avión) flight
'travesía' also found in these entries:
English:
crossing
- liner
- passage
- sea
- voyage

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travesía nf

1. [viaje] [por mar] voyage, crossing;

[por aire] flight; [por tierra] journey;

durante los cinco días de travesía en barco during the five-day sea crossing

2. [calle] [entre otras dos] cross-street, connecting street;

[en pueblo] = main road through a town

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travesía

f crossing

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travesía nf

: voyage, crossing (of the sea)

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travesía n

1. (viaje por mar) crossing

2. (calle) street