escape del reactor
/eskape del ɾeaɡtoɾ/from spelling rules
The English phrase "jet exhaust" is translated into Spanish as escape del reactor.
This phrase refers to the waste gases expelled from the engine of a jet aircraft.
Did you know?
- While reactor means 'jet engine' in this context, it is the same word used to describe a nuclear reactor.
- In some Spanish-speaking regions, escape can be used as a noun to describe a brief respite or a vacation from a stressful routine.
- In Spanish, a reactor is not just the engine itself but can refer to the entire jet aircraft, such as in the term avión reactor.
Examples in context
- El escape del jet dejaba una estela en el cielo despejado.The jet exhaust left a trail in the clear sky.
- El escape del reactor es muy caliente.The jet exhaust is very hot.
- Cuidado con el escape del reactor.Watch out for the jet exhaust.
- Se puede ver el escape del reactor a lo lejos.You can see the jet exhaust in the distance.
Example conversation
Sofia and Daniel are walking near an airfield.
- SofíaNo te acerques al escape del reactor, Daniel.Don't get close to the jet exhaust, Daniel.
- DanielEstá bien, Sofía, iré con cuidado.It's okay, Sofia, I will be careful.
- SofíaEs muy peligroso por el calor.It is very dangerous because of the heat.
- DanielTienes razón, mejor nos alejamos.You are right, better we move away.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
