cápsula
capsule
The Spanish word 'cápsula' translates to 'capsule' in English. It can refer to a small case or container, typically cylindrical, designed to hold medicines. In a broader sense, it can also refer to anything that encapsulates or contains something else. For example, in biology, it refers to a tough sheath or membrane that encloses something in an organism. In technology, it can refer to a part or compartment of a spacecraft. 'Cápsula' captures a range of meanings related to containment and protection.
Example sentences using: cápsula
La cápsula del tiempo está enterrada en el jardín.
The time capsule is buried in the garden.
This sentence refers to a 'time capsule', which is a sealed container storing objects or information meant to be found by future generations. It's compared to being 'buried in the garden'.
Toma una cápsula después de las comidas.
Take one capsule after meals.
This sentence refers to a 'capsule' in a medical or health context. It suggests medication or supplements that should be taken after consuming food.
El astronauta entró en la cápsula espacial.
The astronaut entered the space capsule.
This sentence refers to a 'space capsule' which is a compartment or craft where astronauts can live and work while in outer space. The astronaut is depicted as entering this space capsule.