crane

• Substantivo que designa uma máquina grande e alta usada para levantar e mover objetos pesados, ou uma ave pernalta de pernas e pescoço longos.

A noun referring to a large, tall machine used for lifting and moving heavy objects, or a type of bird with long legs and a long neck.

1. A2formal

   A large, long-legged, long-necked bird found in wetlands and grasslands.

   Grou

   • A crane stood gracefully in the shallow water.
   • We spotted a flock of cranes migrating south.
   • The crane's call echoed across the marsh.

2. A2formal

   A large machine with a long arm used for lifting and moving heavy objects.

   Guindaste

   • The construction site had a massive yellow crane.
   • They used a crane to lift the steel beams into place.
   • The crane operator carefully lowered the cargo onto the ship.

• Verbo que significa esticar o pescoço para ver melhor algo, ou mover ou levantar algo com um guindaste.

A verb meaning to stretch out one's neck in order to see something better, or to move something with a crane.

1. Stretch neck to seeB2formal

   To stretch one's neck in order to see something better.

   Esticar o pescoço

   • She craned her neck to see over the crowd.
   • He craned forward to catch a glimpse of the parade.
   • The children craned their heads out of the window to watch the fireworks.

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