navigate

navigate
'næviɡeit
verb
1) (to direct, guide or move (a ship, aircraft etc) in a particular direction: He navigated the ship through the dangerous rocks.) gobernar
2) (to find or follow one's route when in a ship, aircraft, car etc: If I drive will you navigate?) guiar, conducir
•
- navigation
- navigator
navigate vb
1. guiar
I'll drive the car, you get the map and navigate conduzco yo, tú coge el mapa y guíanos
2. navegar
to navigate a river navegar por un río
El gerundio de navigate se escribe navigating
navigate
tr['nævɪgeɪt]
transitive verb
1 (river, sea) navegar por
2 (steer - ship) gobernar; (- plane) pilotar
intransitive verb
1 (when sailing, flying) dirigir; (when driving) guiar
■ you drive, I'll navigate tu conduce, yo te guiaré
navigate ['nævə.geɪt] v, -gated ; -gating vi
: navegar
navigate vt
1) steer: gobernar (un barco), pilotar (un avión)
2) : navegar por (un río, etc.)
navigate
v.
• marear v.
• navegar v.
'nævəgeɪt, 'nævɪgeɪt
1.
intransitive verb
a) (Aviat, Naut) navegar*
b) (in car) hacer* de copiloto

2.
vt
a) (steer) \<\<ship/plane\>\> conducir*, llevar
b) (travel across, along) \<\<sea/river\>\> navegar* por
['nævɪɡeɪt]
1. VT
1) [+ ship, plane] conducir; (fig) conducir, guiar

to navigate a bill through parliament — lograr que un proyecto de ley se tramite en el parlamento

2) [+ sea, river] navegar por
2. VI
1) (at sea) navegar

navigating officer — oficial mf de derrota or navegación

2) (in car) hacer de copiloto
* * *
['nævəgeɪt, 'nævɪgeɪt]
1.
intransitive verb
a) (Aviat, Naut) navegar*
b) (in car) hacer* de copiloto

2.
vt
a) (steer) \<\<ship/plane\>\> conducir*, llevar
b) (travel across, along) \<\<sea/river\>\> navegar* por

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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