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beacon n: figurative ([sth] inspiring) modelo nm : ejemplo nm : dechado nm : The speaker's words were like a beacon of inspiration for the crowd. Las palabras del orador fueron un modelo de inspiración para el público. beacon, radio beacon n (station transmitting radio signals) radiobaliza nf : baliza nf : The signal should be strong since ...
traducir BEACON: faro, almenara, almenara, faro, radiofaro. Más información en el diccionario inglés-español.
beacon {sustantivo} ES. volume_up. baliza. atalaya. almenara. balizamiento. faro. fanal. modelo. dechado. volume_up. Belisha beacon {sustantivo} ES. volume_up. señal luminosa intermitente en un cruce peatonal. volume_up. landing beacon {sustantivo} ES. volume_up.
Inglés británico: beacon NOUN / ˈbiːkən /. A beacon is a light or a fire, usually on a hill or tower, which acts as a signal or a warning. They used an emergency beacon to send for help. Inglés americano: beacon / ˈbikən /. Portugués brasileño: farol.
a light that acts as a signal or warning: fig. a beacon of hope. A beacon is also a device that sends a signal or information: a radar / navigation beacon. (Definición de beacon del Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
1. a signal fire or light on a hill, tower, etc, esp one used formerly as a warning of invasion. 2. a hill on which such fires were lit. 3. a lighthouse, signalling buoy, etc, used to warn or guide ships in dangerous waters. 4. short for radio beacon. 5. a radio or other signal marking a flight course in air navigation. 6. short for Belisha beacon.
1. (señal de alerta o de guía) a. el faro. (M) (naútica) The helmsman missed the entrance to the channel because the beacon wasn't lit.El timonel no vio la entrada del canal porque el faro no estaba encendido. b. la baliza. (F) The pilot suddenly spied the beacon on the runway through the fog.
