No. 14,188 in Spanish
trasatlántico
"Trasatlántico" means "ocean liner" or "transatlantic."
In a sentence
El trasatlántico cruzó el océano Atlántico en un viaje de lujo.
The ocean liner crossed the Atlantic Ocean on a luxury voyage.
In this sentence, 'trasatlántico' is used to refer specifically to a ship designed for long-distance ocean travel, particularly crossing the Atlantic Ocean.
En la exposición había modelos antiguos de trasatlánticos famosos.
The exhibition displayed old models of famous ocean liners.
Here, 'trasatlántico' is used to depict the historical or model representation of ocean liners, showcasing their importance in transportation history.
El término trasatlántico también se usa para describir vínculos entre países de ambos lados del Atlántico.
The term 'transatlantic' is also used to describe links between countries on both sides of the Atlantic.
In this context, 'trasatlántico' is metaphorically employed to describe relationships or connections that span across the Atlantic Ocean, emphasizing an abstract or conceptual usage.
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