Mar 16, 2020 21:13
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Spanish term

paños de terreno

Non-PRO Spanish to English Social Sciences Environment & Ecology
I'm translating an article about the need for turning some lands into national parks, and I came along this sentence: "La fundación X busca convertir esos paños de terreno en un parque nacional". I guess "paños de terreno" means plots of land or something of the sort, but I'm really not sure.
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4 +1 Plot of land

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Plot of land

Yes, plot of land seems right. If you Google image search the term, you get lots of images of plots of land from aerial photography.
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agree neilmac
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Yes, you're right, or you may want to qualify and say "small plot...". The last link refers to a plot of land for an appropriate purpose, so I think "plot of land" will suffice. Perhaps the choice of wording in this case is because you have agricultural lands now being turned into a national park.


https://tureng.com/en/spanish-english/pano
15 General paño [m] CL plot of land
31 General paño [m] small plot of land

(PDF) Property in Writing, Property on the Ground: Pigs ...www.researchgate.net › publication › 231903858_Property_in_Writing...
small plots of land) suggest that an internal economy, the lineal descendant of ... when Edwin Atkins later bought a 46-hectare paño of land (a cultivable plot).


paño - English Translation - Word Magic Spanish-English ...www.wordmagicsoft.com › dictionary › es-en › paño
https://www.wordmagicsoft.com/dictionary/es-en/pa�o.php
Aug 19, 2019 - ... Translate "paño" to English: tilled land, plot of land made ready for cultivation
Spanish Synonyms of "paño": tierra de labranza, labrantío, tierra arable, tierras de labrantío
Define meaning of "paño": Terreno dedicado a la agricultura o apropiado para ella.
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agree philgoddard
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Thank you.
agree neilmac
11 hrs
Thank you Neil.
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