puerta de embarque means boarding gate — a common term in Travel Spanish. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: October 16, 2025
puerta de embarque
noun • /[PWER-tah dehm-BAR-keh]/
boarding gate
Example:
La puerta de embarque cambió a la veintidós.
The boarding gate changed to twenty-two.
🧠 What does puerta de embarque mean?
The Spanish phrase "puerta de embarque" translates to "boarding gate" in English. It refers to the specific designated area in an airport where passengers board their aircraft. You'll see it clearly marked on your boarding pass and on screens throughout the airport.
📚 Extra examples
- ¿Cuál es nuestra puerta de embarque?
What is our boarding gate? - La puerta de embarque cierra en 15 minutos.
The boarding gate closes in 15 minutes. - Por favor, diríjase a la puerta de embarque número 5.
Please proceed to boarding gate number 5. - Hay una larga fila en la puerta de embarque.
There's a long line at the boarding gate. - La puerta de embarque está justo al lado de la tienda duty-free.
The boarding gate is right next to the duty-free shop.
💡 Did You Know?
In some Spanish-speaking countries, you might hear the term "sala de embarque" which refers to the boarding area or waiting lounge near the gate.
🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "puerta de embarque"
Synonyms: embarque (boarding), salida (departure/exit)
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