This word has many meanings, but if the document you are trying to translate is for a construction project.. I suppose that this must be the most appropriate meaning Bastion is a stronghold into which people could go for shelter during a battle... is also: a strongly fortified defensive structure..defensive structure consisting of walls or mounds built around a stronghold to strengthen ..Projecting part of a rampart or other fortification esta palabra tiene muchos significados,pero si el documento que estas tratando de traducir es de construccion ..yo supongo que este debe ser el significado mas adecuado

The food of Dominican Republic is a culinary treat that no person should miss. Those who believe the Dominican Republic serves typical Caribbean cuisine, guess again. With a plethora of fresh seafood, fruits, vegetables, and meats, the Dominican Republic blends culinary styles from Latin America, Spain, and France. As a result, the dishes are an amazing blend of flavors, mild spices, and varying textures. Unlike the chain stores in many countries, the Dominican Republic prides itself on selling fresh ingredients from their local markets. Typical foods are sweet potatoes, goat meat, pig meat, fresh saltwater fish, shellfish, mangoes, papayas, plantains, cassava melon, coconuts, citrus fruits, tomatoes, and passion fruit. Given the abundance of high quality foods, it is not surprising that locally prepared dishes are delightful treats. Sancocho, a delightful soup filled with huge chunks of meat and vegetables, is served for many meals. The soup usually contains pork or beef and then onions, sweet potatoes, potatoes, yucca root, plantains, cassava root, and broth.Pastel en Hoja blends marinated meat cubes with other ingredients and then slowly steams the mixture inside banana leaves...Fish steamed with vegetables in coconut milk. For dessert, fried portions of dough similar to Churros or fresh fruit are both extremely popular.

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Una frase coloquial que hace algún tiempo logró gran difusión: “Una cosa es con guitarra y otra con violín”, “Por favor, suave que es bolero”, un político español dijo esto en una ocasion refiriendose a su oponente: el sufre “síndrome de mal perder”se refiere a que se resiste a aceptar, de alguna forma, su derrota, o el triunfo del exponente, “los derrotados del triunfo de los demás”...