English-Spanish translations for pole

• polo
  Ha logrado establecer un polo de relativa estabilidad. It has succeeded in setting up a pole of relative stability.
  Queremos un Polo Norte limpio y, por encima de todo, sin tropas. We want a North Pole that is clean and above all without troops.
  Evidentemente, existe una diferencia entre el Polo Norte y el Polo Sur, el Ártico y el Antártico. Obviously, there is a difference between the North Pole and the South Pole, the Arctic and the Antarctic.
• polaco
  Los polacos son muy listos a toro pasado. 'A Pole is wise after the event!'
  Yo, como polaco, lo sé de sobra. I, as a Pole, know this only too well.
  Seis millones de polacos murieron en esa guerra. Six million Poles died in that war.
• pilote
• -ca
• garrocha
• palo
• pértiga
  Europa necesita, sin duda alguna, buenos saltadores con pértiga. There is no question that Europe needs good pole-vaulters.
  Lo que seguramente nadie sabe, o pocos saben, es que el Presidente de la República Helénica que hoy nos visita fue campeón de salto con pértiga en su juventud. Something that I am sure nobody knows, or few people know, is that the President of the Hellenic Republic visiting us today was a pole-vaulting champion in his youth.
  Estoy seguro de que serán como la pértiga que usted utilizó en su juventud y nos ayudarán a superar los obstáculos que la construcción europea tiene por delante. I am sure that they will serve the same purpose as the pole you used to vault with in your youth and will help us to overcome the obstacles facing European integration.
• polaca
  El 80 % de la población de la región pertenece a la minoría polaca. Eighty per cent of the region's population are Poles.
  En cambio, en Alemania, donde viven dos millones de personas de descendencia polaca, no existe una sola escuela pública exclusivamente para polacos. Meanwhile, in Germany, where there are 2 million people of Polish descent, there is not one state school exclusively for Poles.
  En mi opinión el informe también permanece deliberadamente en silencio sobre la llamada polémica de la "Carta Polaca", que incumple el Derecho internacional. In my opinion the report is also deliberately silent on the so-called Pole's Card problem, which breaches international law.
• polo
  Ha logrado establecer un polo de relativa estabilidad. It has succeeded in setting up a pole of relative stability.
  Queremos un Polo Norte limpio y, por encima de todo, sin tropas. We want a North Pole that is clean and above all without troops.
  Evidentemente, existe una diferencia entre el Polo Norte y el Polo Sur, el Ártico y el Antártico. Obviously, there is a difference between the North Pole and the South Pole, the Arctic and the Antarctic.
• poste
• vara

Definition of pole

• Originally, a stick; now specifically, a long and slender piece of metal or wood, used for various construction or support purposes
• A type of basic fishing rod
• A telescope used to identify birds, aeroplanes or wildlife
• Pole position
• To propel by pushing with poles, to push with a pole
• To identify something quite precisely using a telescope
• To furnish with poles for support
• To convey on poles
• To stir, as molten glass, with a pole
• Either of the two points on the earth's surface around which it rotates; also, similar points on any other rotating object
• A fixed point relative to other points or lines
• For a meromorphic function $f$, any point $a$ for which $f\; \backslash rightarrow\; \backslash infty$ as $z\; \backslash rightarrow\; a$
• The firmament; the sky
• Either of the states that characterize a bipolar disorder
• To induce piezoelectricity in by aligning the dipoles

Synonyms

• rod

Examples

• Huck Finn poled that raft southward down the Mississippi because going northward against the current was too much work
• He poled off the serial of the Gulfstream to confirm its identity
• to pole beans or hops
• to pole hay into a barn

Related words

• polecat
• flagpole
• polemic
• dipole
• tadpole
• ridgepole
• polearm
• polemicist