KIOSK - 从英语翻译成西班牙语

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英语

西班牙语

kiosk [美 ˈkiˌɑsk, 英 ˈkiːɒsk] 名词

1. kiosk (stall):

kiosk

quiosco m

2. kiosk 英:

telephone kiosk

cabina f (telefónica)

telephone kiosk 名词 英

telephone kiosk → telephone booth

telephone booth, telephone box 英 名词

telephone booth

cabina f telefónica

telephone booth

cabina f de teléfonos

西班牙语

英语

puesto/quiosco de periódicos

newspaper stand/kiosk

chiringuito

kiosk (selling drinks and snacks)

kiosco (de periódicos, revistas)

newspaper kiosk

kiosco (de caramelos, tabaco)

kiosk

kiosquero (kiosquera) (de caramelos, tabaco)

kiosk attendant

chiringuito de playa

In Spain, a kiosk or stall on a beach, selling drinks and simple meals. Some have become well-known restaurants, serving fish, seafood, and paella.

despacho de lotería

lottery agency/kiosk

administración

office or kiosk where lottery tickets are sold

puesto (quiosco)

kiosk

在《PONS词典》中的词汇

英语

西班牙语

kiosk [ˈki:ɒsk, 美 -ɑ:sk] 名词

1. kiosk (stand):

kiosk

quiosco m

2. kiosk 英 书 (telephone box):

kiosk

cabina f (telefónica)

西班牙语

英语

chiringuito

kiosk (selling snacks and drinks)

churro

Churro is the term for fritters. The most typical of Spanish breakfasts comprises chocolate (hot chocolate) con churros. Churros can be obtained either in a churrería, in a cafetería, or they can be bought en un puesto de churros (at a kiosk in the street).

在《PONS词典》中的词汇

英语

西班牙语

kiosk [ˈki·ask] 名词 (stand, pavilion)

kiosk

quiosco m

西班牙语

英语

chiringuito

kiosk (selling snacks and drinks)

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

There are 22 parking spaces and two disabled toilets with dedicated refreshment kiosks.

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Among the street furniture elements are award-winning designs for multiple newsboxes, tourist information kiosks and parking regulation signs.

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These constructions were erected on the vaulted basement of another kiosk dating from the 15th century.

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Many stores include a bank operation and cellular kiosk.

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Users bring blank optical discs to the kiosk and select the software that they would like.

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