bench

• Asiento largo, generalmente de madera o metal, para varias personas, que suele encontrarse en parques, jardines o lugares públicos.

A long seat, typically made of wood or metal, for multiple people to sit on, often found in parks, gardens, or public spaces.

1. A1formal

   A long seat made of wood, stone, or metal, often found in public places.

   Banco (asiento público)

   • They sat on a bench in the park.
   • The old wooden bench was painted green.
   • She waited for the bus on a bench at the stop.

   Sinónimosformseatsettle

2. Work tableB1formal

   A long, sturdy table used for working on, especially in carpentry or mechanics.

   Banco de trabajo

   • He placed the wood on the workbench to cut it.
   • The mechanic repaired the engine on a bench in the garage.
   • She organized her tools on the bench before starting the project.

   Sinónimoscounterworkbenchworktable

3. Sports reserve playersB1informal

   The area where substitute players sit during a game, or the substitutes themselves.

   Banquillo (deportes)

   • The coach called a player from the bench to replace the injured one.
   • He spent most of the season on the bench.
   • The bench cheered loudly when their teammate scored.

   Sinónimossecond string

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de sacar a un jugador de un partido o sustituirlo, y también para mostrar o exhibir algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of removing a player from a game or substituting them, or to display or exhibit something.

1. Remove from playB2informalsport

   To take a player out of a game or match, typically as a substitute or due to poor performance.

   Sentar en el banquillo

   • The coach benched the star player after the first quarter.
   • He was benched for the entire second half due to his injury.
   • The manager decided to bench the goalkeeper for the next match.

   Sinónimosdroppullreplacesidelinesittake outyank

   Antónimosfieldplaystart

2. Display or exhibitC1formal

   To show or display something, often in a public or formal setting.

   exponer, exhibir

   • The museum benched the ancient artifacts for the exhibition.
   • The artist benched her latest sculpture at the gallery opening.
   • The company benched its new product line at the trade fair.