apron

• Prenda de protección que se lleva sobre la parte delantera del cuerpo, atada a la cintura, para resguardar la ropa durante el trabajo; también se usa en contextos de golf, teatro y aviación.

A noun referring to a protective garment worn over the front of the body, typically tied at the waist, used to shield clothing while working; also used in golf, theater, and aviation contexts.

1. Protective garmentA2formal

   A piece of clothing made of cloth, leather, or plastic, tied around the waist to protect one's clothes while working.

   Delantal protector

   • The chef put on a white apron before starting to cook.
   • She wore a leather apron while working in the blacksmith shop.
   • The artist's apron was covered in paint stains.

   Sinónimospinaforesmock

2. Golf fairway areaB2formalsport

   The part of the fairway that leads onto the green in golf.

   Antegreen

   • His ball landed on the apron just short of the green.
   • The golfer carefully chipped from the apron onto the putting surface.
   • The apron was well-maintained and smooth.

   Sinónimoscollarfringe

3. Theater stage partB2formalart

   The part of a modern theater stage that extends in front of the curtain, between the curtain and the orchestra.

   Parte delantera del escenario

   • The actor stepped onto the apron to deliver his monologue.
   • The stage design included a wide apron for intimate scenes.
   • The orchestra pit was located just below the apron.

   Sinónimosforestage

4. Aircraft parking areaB2formaltechnical

   A paved surface at an airport where aircraft are parked, loaded, or unloaded while not in use.

   Plataforma de aeropuerto

   • The plane taxied to the apron after landing.
   • Ground crew worked on the apron to refuel the aircraft.
   • Several jets were lined up on the apron waiting for departure.

   Sinónimosflight lineramptarmac