stazione

Signification (Anglais)

1. (archaic, feminine, masculine) position, posture
2. (archaic, feminine, masculine) a stopping place
3. (archaic, feminine, masculine) a stopping place
4. (archaic, feminine, masculine) a stopping place
5. (archaic, feminine, masculine) a stopping place
6. (archaic, feminine, masculine) station (stopping place for ground transportation)
7. (archaic, broadly, feminine, masculine) station
8. (archaic, feminine, masculine) a place of residence
9. (archaic, feminine, masculine) a type of prehistorical human settlement
10. (archaic, feminine, masculine) a place inhabited by one or more species
11. (archaic, feminine, masculine) a vacation place
12. (archaic, feminine, masculine) a place where workers are stationed
13. (archaic, feminine, masculine) a place where workers are stationed
14. (archaic, feminine, masculine) a place where workers are stationed

Concepts

gare

🚉

station

🚉

gare ferroviaire

🚉

station d'émissio

gare de chemin de fer

poste

🏣

centre de villégiature

Synonymes

stazione ferroviaria

centrale

centro

canale

emittente

base logistica

fermata

Traductions

station

🚉

estación

🚉

Bahnhof

estação

station

🚉

railway station

🚉

estació

Station

🛑

σταθμός

Haltestelle

🛑

istasyon

🚉

محطة

🚉

tren istasyonu

Coupé comme

sta‧zió‧ne

Prononcé comme (IPA)

/statˈt͡sjo.ne/

Étymologie (Anglais)

Learned borrowing from Latin statiōnem. Doublet of stagione, stazzo, stazzone, and stazio, of which the first three were inherited from Latin, while the last was borrowed.

Phrases

La stazione è servita da treni regionali .

The station is served by regional trains.

La stazione ha un solo binario passante .

The station has only one passing track.

La stazione è sotterranea per entrambe le linee , che si incrociano perpendicolarmente .

The station is underground for both lines, which cross perpendicularly.