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Meanings of sand trap in English

Portuguese
casamata
Catalan
búnker
Spanish
fosa

A hazard on a golf course.

casamata
Usage of sand trap in English
1
There was contact and Pagenaud got shoved into the sand trap as Rahal slid past.
Reuters
2
We crossed the sand trap, crossed the straight eighth-hole fairway, walked down the outdoor escalator.
Pinball, 1973
3
In a way the golf course itself was probably a massive sand trap in the desert.
The South African
4
It ran into a crater-You could argue that we drove it into a sand trap.
The new yorker
5
He exited the sand trap sideways, was ultimately left 8ft for par but missed to the left.
The Guardian
6
However, Opportunity spent almost 40 days immobile after an innocent-looking dune turned out to be a sand trap.
The Guardian
7
In a dumbbell-shaped sand trap I found an empty coffee-cream cookie box, obviously left there by the twins.
Pinball, 1973
8
Don't lie to me, Mealey, or we'll be having a closer look at the sand trap over there.
Fiendish deeds
9
Spirit got stuck in a sand trap in 2009, and hasn't been heard from since March of this year.
Wired
10
Exploring Mars even though NASA's spirit Rover has not found a way to become unstuck from the sand trap.
Radio NZ
11
Every now and then we'd pass a sand trap, which seemed unnaturally bright against the darkness of the course.
Amy & roger's epic detour
12
It spun downhill, gathering speed, and then dropped, like a bird shot from the sky, into the sand trap.
Table for five
13
Then all he had to do was hit over it and the sand trap, landing on the green for a possible birdie putt.
Table for five
14
At the short 8th Kim hit his first false stroke into a sand trap, but got up and down to maintain his margin.
The Guardian
15
A drive off the 1st tee to the middle of the giant sand trap to the right of the fairway set the tone.
The Guardian
16
A large tree and bunker guard each side of the green, although the generous sand trap won't present many problems for Ryder Cup players.
The Guardian
Translations for sand trap
Portuguese
casamata