cadenas para nieve
chains for snow
The term 'cadenas para nieve' in Spanish translates to 'chains for snow' in English. These are specific types of equipment used primarily in cold regions. Their purpose is to be attached to the tires of a vehicle to provide maximum traction when driving through snow and ice. They bite into the surface and prevent the vehicle from slipping, which is crucial for safe winter driving.
Example sentences using: cadenas para nieve
Tienes que usar cadenas para nieve en tu coche cuando vas a la montaña.
You have to use snow chains on your car when you go to the mountain.
This sentence suggests the necessity of using snow chains on your vehicle while driving to a mountain, which might be snowy and slippery. In Spanish, 'Tienes que usar' means 'You have to use', indicating a certain obligation or requirement.
Compré estas cadenas para nieve el año pasado y todavía no las he usado.
I bought these snow chains last year and I still haven't used them.
This sentence provides an example of someone who has made a purchase (snow chains) in the past (last year) but has not yet had the opportunity or requirement to use them. 'Todavía no las he usado' means 'I still haven't used them' showing both possession and lack of use.
Antes de salir, asegúrate de tener cadenas para nieve en tu coche.
Before going out, make sure you have snow chains in your car.
This sentence advises someone to confirm they have snow chains in their vehicle before departing. In Spanish, 'Antes de salir, asegúrate de tener' translates to 'Before going out, make sure you have', providing a precautionary suggestion.