checkpoint in Spanish
checkpoint in Spanish is puesto de control, alcabala, retén — checkpoint means a location where people or vehicles are stopped for inspection, such as at a border or on a road.
checkpoint in Spanish
What does "checkpoint" mean?
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noun A location where people or vehicles are stopped for inspection, such as at a border or on a road.
"Soldiers manned the checkpoint at the edge of town."
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noun In a video game, a saved point that a player can restart from after failing.
"The game saved my progress at the last checkpoint before I died."
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noun A point at which the state of a system or database is saved so it can be restored later.
"The server crashed, but it recovered from the last checkpoint."
checkpoint in a sentence
- Soldiers manned the checkpoint at the edge of town.
- Traffic backed up for miles at the security checkpoint.
- The game saved my progress at the last checkpoint before I died.
- The server crashed, but it recovered from the last checkpoint.
Common Spanish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "checkpoint" in Spanish?
"checkpoint" in Spanish is puesto de control, alcabala, retén. checkpoint means: A location where people or vehicles are stopped for inspection, such as at a border or on a road.
How do you use "checkpoint" in a sentence?
Example: "Soldiers manned the checkpoint at the edge of town." In Spanish, "checkpoint" is puesto de control, alcabala, retén.
Are there other ways to say "checkpoint" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 6 translations listed for "checkpoint": puesto de control, alcabala, retén, tranca, punto de control, punto de guardado.