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gondola

/ˈɡɒn.də.lə/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um barco longo e estreito usado nos canais de Veneza, ou uma cabine suspensa para transportar passageiros em um teleférico ou elevador.

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noun

/ˈɡɒn.də.lə/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um barco longo e estreito usado nos canais de Veneza, ou uma cabine suspensa para transportar passageiros em um teleférico ou elevador.

A noun referring to a long, narrow boat used on canals in Venice, or a suspended cabin used for carrying passengers on a cable car or ski lift.

  1. Venetian boatB1formal

    A long, narrow, flat-bottomed boat traditionally used on the canals of Venice, propelled by a gondolier.

    ptGôndola

    • We took a romantic ride in a gondola through the canals of Venice.
    • The gondola glided silently across the water.
    • The gondolier sang a traditional Italian song while steering the gondola.
  2. Cable car cabinB1formal

    An enclosed cabin suspended from a cable, used to carry passengers up a mountain or across a valley.

    ptGôndola

    • We took the gondola up to the ski resort.
    • The gondola swayed slightly as it climbed the mountain.
    • From the gondola, we had a spectacular view of the valley below.

    Sinônimoscabincable carcar

  3. Store display shelfB2informalamerican

    A free-standing shelf or display unit in a store, often used for promotional items.

    ptGôndola

    • The new products were placed on a gondola at the end of the aisle.
    • The store manager arranged the sale items on a gondola near the entrance.
    • Gondola shelving is commonly used in supermarkets for end-cap displays.
Formas
  • gondolas plural form
  • gondolas' possessive plural form
  • gondola's possessive singular form
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