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English to Spanish Dictionary

bench Meaning in Spanish (bench significado en español)

nounbanco, tribunal
verbsentar en el banquillo
Sinónimos:asientoestradosuplir
banco in English:bench
Phonetic:ˈbaŋko
Plural: benches
Gender:Masculino
Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de bench en español es banco, tribunal, sentar en el banquillo. (Un asiento largo para varias personas, típicamente encontrado en parques, lugares públicos o como parte de mobiliario.)

Definitions of Bench

  1. 1
    noun
    banco

    A long seat for several people, typically found in parks, public places, or as part of furniture.

    Un asiento largo para varias personas, típicamente encontrado en parques, lugares públicos o como parte de mobiliario.

  2. 2
    noun
    tribunal

    The seat occupied by a judge or a group of judges in a court of law.

    El asiento ocupado por un juez o un grupo de jueces en un tribunal.

  3. 3
    verb
    sentar en el banquillo

    To remove a player from a game, typically due to poor performance or for strategic reasons.

    Retirar a un jugador de un partido, típicamente debido a un rendimiento deficiente o por razones estratégicas.

Example Sentences

“We sat on the park bench and watched the children play.”

Nos sentamos en el banco del parque y vimos jugar a los niños.

“The judge took his place on the bench before the trial began.”

El juez ocupó su lugar en el tribunal antes de que comenzara el juicio.

“The coach decided to bench the star player for the second half.”

El entrenador decidió sentar al jugador estrella en el banquillo para la segunda mitad.

Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

asientoestradosuplir

In English:

seatsettee

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

jugarestar en el campo

Inflected Word Forms

past tensebenched
present participlebenching

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

bench presscollocation

A weightlifting exercise in which one lies on a bench and presses a weight upwards with both hands.

on the benchexpression

Not currently playing in a game; waiting to play or not selected to play.

bench trialcollocation

A trial in which a judge or judges alone hear the case and make a decision, rather than a jury.