transatlántico
transatlantic
The Spanish word 'transatlántico' translates to 'transatlantic' in English. It is an adjective that describes something as being across or on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean. It is often used to refer to journeys, flights, or shipping routes that cross the Atlantic, from one side to the other, particularly between Europe and the Americas.
Example sentences using: transatlántico
El transatlántico zarpará al amanecer.
The transatlantic will sail at dawn.
This sentence refers to a large ship, known as a transatlantic liner, which is setting sail at dawn.
El transatlántico lleva a más de mil pasajeros.
The transatlantic carries more than a thousand passengers.
In this context, 'transatlántico' is used to denote a large passenger ship that can carry over a thousand passengers.
Hacer un viaje en un transatlántico es una experiencia única.
Taking a trip on a transatlantic is a unique experience.
In this example, 'transatlántico' refers to a large ship used for long-distance travel, often characterized as a unique experience due to the wide range of amenities and services on board.