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A flat raised surface used by people, or a group or landform shaped around one.

Examples

  • La erosión dejó una mesa aislada.
    Erosion left an isolated mesa.
  • Pidieron la palabra a la mesa.
    They asked the chair for permission to speak.
  • La mesa domina el paisaje.
    The mesa towers over the landscape.
  • Esta mesa tiene cuatro patas.
    This table has four legs.
  • La mesa electoral contó los votos.
    The election panel counted the votes.

Similar words

meseta
presidencia

Meanings

Table

noun
furniture
neutral
A raised flat surface, usually on legs, for eating, writing, or other activities.

Examples

  • La mesa está junto a la ventana.
    The table is next to the window.
  • Puse los platos en la mesa.
    I put the plates on the table.
  • Esta mesa tiene cuatro patas.
    This table has four legs.
  • Necesitamos una mesa más grande.
    We need a bigger table.
  • Los niños dibujan en la mesa.
    The children are drawing at the table.

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Presiding panel

noun
governance
neutral
The people who direct a meeting or manage a vote.

Examples

  • La mesa abrió la sesión.
    The committee opened the session.
  • La mesa electoral contó los votos.
    The election panel counted the votes.
  • Pidieron la palabra a la mesa.
    They asked the chair for permission to speak.
  • La mesa anunció el resultado.
    The committee announced the result.
  • La presidenta de la mesa firmó el acta.
    The chair of the election panel signed the record.

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Tableland

noun
geography
neutral
A broad, high area of land with a flat top.

Examples

  • Desde la mesa se ve todo el valle.
    The whole valley is visible from the mesa.
  • La mesa domina el paisaje.
    The mesa towers over the landscape.
  • Subimos hasta una mesa de roca.
    We climbed to a rocky tableland.
  • El pueblo está al pie de la mesa.
    The village lies at the foot of the mesa.
  • La erosión dejó una mesa aislada.
    Erosion left an isolated mesa.

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Etymology

From Latin mensa, “table”.

FAQ

What does mesa usually mean?

It usually means a table used for eating or working.

Is mesa feminine?

Yes. Say la mesa.

What does mesa electoral refer to?

It is the group of officials running a polling station.

Can mesa be a landform?

Yes. It can name a high, flat-topped area of land.

What is the plural?

The plural is mesas.

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