English Word: lagoons
Spanish Word: lagunas[Noun]
Now you know how to say lagoons in Spanish. :-)
Translated sentences containing 'lagoons'
The lagoons are less dangerous than the marshes.
Las lagunas son menos peligrosas que los pantanos.
The reason for this assertion is that prawn farmers cut down coastal mangrove forest to create lagoons.
El motivo es que los cultivadores de camarón están talando bosques de mangle cercanos a las playas para preparar el terreno para el cultivo de camarón.
Remember that, in closed environments such as the coastal lagoons, the Mediterranean or the Etang de Thau, the act of simply painting the boats can disturb the environment.
Recuerden que en entornos cerrados como las lagunas costeras, el Mediterráneo o el Etang de Thau, el simple hecho de pintar los barcos puede afectar al medio ambiente.
I believe some of their names are known worldwide like the Ruidera lagoons, the Daimiel Tablas, the Valencia Albufera, Doñana, and so on.
Algunos nombres creo que son mundialmente conocidos, como las lagunas de Ruidera, las Tablas de Daimiel, la Albufera de Valencia, Doñana, etc.
The Commission is aware that concerns have been raised about the issue of prawn farming in south-east Asia and the effects of removing mangrove forests to create lagoons.
La Comisión tiene conocimiento de las objeciones que se hacen al cultivo de langostinos en el Sudeste Asiáticos y es conciente de los efectos que tiene la destrucción de los manglares para crear lagunas.
Mr President, last Monday the British Government announced feasibility studies into five tidal-power schemes in the Severn Estuary: three would be barrages and two would be lagoons.
Señor Presidente, el pasado lunes, el Gobierno británico anunció la realización de estudios de viabilidad sobre cinco sistemas de energía mareomotriz en el Estuario del Severn: tres serían presas y dos serían lagunas.
[
view all sentence pairs ]
More Spanish - English Translations
Interested in travelling to a Spanish-speaking country? Read the travel blog below:
First Day of School (Oaxaca, Mexico)
July 19, Monday - First Day of School
6 p.m.
I awoke at 5:30 and it was dark. By 6:30 it was pretty much light, but I lazed around in bed until 7, paralyzed at the idea of getting up to face a whole new world, then took a shower and finally went down for breakfast at 8.
I wasn't sure whether the shower would have hot and cold. I don't know what to assume in Mexico. After seeing dogs...
[
view entire travel blog ]