terminal in Spanish
terminal in Spanish is terminal, rodoviario, borna — terminal means a building where passengers board or leave planes, trains, or ferries.
terminal in Spanish
terminal
rodoviario
A rail station where service begins and ends; the end of the line. For example: Grand Central Terminal in New York City.
borna
An electric contact on a battery.
borne
An electric contact on a battery.
terminal
An electric contact on a battery.
What does "terminal" mean?
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noun A building where passengers board or leave planes, trains, or ferries.
"Flight 204 departs from Terminal 2."
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noun A device with a screen and keyboard used to enter and view data on a computer or network.
"The developer opened a terminal to run the command."
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noun A point on an electrical device where a wire connects to complete a circuit.
"Attach the red cable to the positive terminal on the battery."
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adj Relating to or in the final stage of a fatal illness.
"He was diagnosed with terminal cancer last year."
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terminal in a sentence
- Flight 204 departs from Terminal 2.
- We waited in the ferry terminal for over an hour.
- The developer opened a terminal to run the command.
- Each checkout has its own payment terminal.
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What is "terminal" in Spanish?
"terminal" in Spanish is terminal, rodoviario, borna. terminal means: A building where passengers board or leave planes, trains, or ferries.
How do you use "terminal" in a sentence?
Example: "Flight 204 departs from Terminal 2." In Spanish, "terminal" is terminal, rodoviario, borna.
Are there other ways to say "terminal" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 4 translations listed for "terminal": terminal, rodoviario, borna, borne.
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