cámara

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En   los   últimos   años   fue   jefe   de la   Cámara   de   Almirantes .

In recent years he was head of the Chamber of Admirals.

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An user
Ha   hecho   parte   del   Senado   y   de la   Cámara   de   Representantes   de   Colombia
Colombia
 .

He has been part of the Senate and the House of Representatives of Colombia.

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An user
La   cámara   baja   del   Parlamento   es   la   Cámara   de   Diputados .

The lower house of Parliament is the Chamber of Deputies.

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La   longitud   de la   cámara   normalmente   define   la   frecuencia   de la   resonancia .

The length of the chamber normally defines the frequency of the resonance.

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De   su   cámara   quedan   imágenes   de   personajes   de la   talla   de   Emiliano   Zapata .

From his camera there are images of characters of the stature of Emiliano Zapata.

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Meaning

  1. (feminine) room
  2. (feminine) camera
  3. (feminine) chamber
  4. (feminine) legislature
  5. (feminine) inner tube
  6. (feminine) cabin
  7. (feminine) bowel movement

Concepts

chamber
camera
📷
room
house
🏠
cameraman
inner tube
cinematographer
congress
legislature
parlor

photographic camera

saloon
small room
tire
tube
ward

television camera

Polaroid

tv camera

lege
back-to-work order
bladder
camera
📷
breech
cabin
cabinet
🗄️
camcorder

camera operator

Synonyms

cuarto
A2
4th
habitación
A1
cámara fotográfica
📷
camarógrafo
20k
fotógrafo
C1
aula
C2
cinematógrafo
recamara

camcorder

telecamera

cámara de la televisión

cámara videa

operario de cámara

camaleon

maquina fotográfica

adios
B2
camarógrafa
afirmativo
C2
amigo
A1
espera
A1
Translations

câmara
chambre
Kammer
camera
cambra
kamer
Kamera
📷
appareil photo
📷
macchina fotografica
📷
salle
caméra
📹
Fotoapparat
📷
pièce
Frequency

A2
Hyphenated as
cá‧ma‧ra
Pronounced as (IPA)
/ˈkamaɾa/
Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish
camara
Inherited from Latin
Latin
camera
In summary

Inherited from Old Spanish camara, borrowed from Vulgar Latin camara, variant of Latin camera, from Ancient Greek καμάρα (kamára, “something with an arched cover, a vaulted chamber”). Doublet of cambra.

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