vía

Noun

1. (feminine) road, way, path
2. (feminine) track, rail (of a train)
3. (feminine) windrow
4. (feminine) layer

Verb

first/third-person singular imperfect indicative of ver

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ver

to see

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Pronounced as (IPA)

[ˈbiɐ]

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: via

In summary

From Old Galician-Portuguese via, from Latin via.

Sentences

O caso complicouse ao atacar a vía política .

The case was complicated by the attack on the political road.

En ocasións, un obxecto entra na vía aérea e obstrúea.

Occasionally, an object enters the airway and obstructs it.

Sitúase ao norte do núcleo urbano ao final da avenida da Vía .

It is located north of the urban centre at the end of Avenue Avenue.

E se a vía administrativa non funciona, recomendan acudir á vía xudicial .

And if the administrative route does not work, they recommend going to the judicial route.

Probablemente estaría á beira da vía romana entre Brigantium e Lugo .

It would probably be next to the Roman road between Brigantium and Lugo.

Dodoma está enlazada por importantes estradas vía automobilística ás outras grandes cidades de Tanzania .

Dodoma is linked by major motorways to Tanzania's other major cities.