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Spanish to English translations [PRO] Science - Geology / Geology | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Sheila Hardie Spain Local time: 16:28 | ||||||
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Llambría Explanation: 'La Llambría' is a cliff in Spain (Asturias). It's a proper name and does not need translation. |
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Steep flat rock face Explanation: HTH |
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Parte de una peña que forma un plano muy inclinado y difícil de pasar Explanation: Could not find the English, but I did find a defintion and a picture: LLAMBRIA: Parte de una peña que forma un plano muy inclinado y difícil de pasar. http://www.hyparion.com/web/diccionari/dics/muntanya.htm Picture at: http://www.onaclimb.com/montse/mt2mom.html Reference: http://www.hyparion.com/web/diccionari/dics/muntanya.htm Reference: http://www.onaclimb.com/montse/mt2mom.html |
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smooth, polished limestone Explanation: Whilst I agree with the answers already given, I just wanted to add what I had found. Apparently, llambría is the name given to a type of smooth, polished limestone:llambria (caliza pulida y lisa). I am not sure if there is a name for this in English, but I hope this helps anyway. Sheila LLAMBRIA: Parte de una peña que forma un plano muy inclinado y difícil de pasar http://www.hyparion.com/web/diccionari/dics/muntanya.htm Llambría: sinónimo de malpaso. Malpaso: roca lisa, inclinada y resbaladiza. Sinónimo de llambría. http://www.uco.es/~bb1rofra/documentos/glosario.html TORRE DEL LLAMBRIÓN (2.642 m.) Es la segunda altura de los Picos de Europa, y su enorme masa caliza planteó problemas hasta mediados de siglo a los montañeros que querían acceder a ella por Cantabria y que era sistemáticamente confundida con la Torreblanca. El nombre de Llambrión sería aumentativo de llambria (caliza pulida y lisa). http://roble.pntic.mec.es/~ctorio/escjerm.htm |
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