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41 rectified
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42 wattless
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43 cycle
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verb(to go by bicycle: He cycles to work every day.) ir en bicicleta
2. noun(shortened form of bicycle: They bought the child a cycle for his birthday.) bicicleta- cyclist
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noun1) (a number of events happening one after the other in a certain order: the life-cycle of the butterfly.)2) (a series of poems, songs etc written about one main event etc: a song cycle.) ciclo3) ((of alternating current, radio waves etc) one complete series of changes in a regularly varying supply, signal etc.) ciclo•- cyclic- cyclically
cycle1 n bicicletacycle2 vb ir en bicicletatr['saɪkəl]1 ir en bicicleta\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLcycle lane/path/way carril nombre masculino para bicicletascycle track velódromocycle n1) : ciclo mlife cycle: ciclo de vida, ciclo vital2) bicycle: bicicleta f3) motorcycle: motocicleta fn.• bicicleta s.f.• ciclo s.m.• tiempo s.m.v.• montar en bicicleta v.
I 'saɪkəl1)a) ( process) ciclo mb) ( of washing machine) programa m2) (Elec, Comput) ciclo m3) ( bicycle) bicicleta f
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intransitive verb \<\<person\>\> ir* en bicicleta['saɪkl]1. N1) (=bicycle) bicicleta fracing cycle — bicicleta f de carreras
2) [of seasons, poems etc] ciclo mlife cycle — ciclo m vital
menstrual cycle — ciclo m menstrual
2.VI (=travel) ir en bicicletacan you cycle? — ¿sabes montar en bicicleta?
3.CPDcycle clip N — pinza f para ir en bicicleta
cycle helmet N — casco m de bicicleta
cycle hire N — (=business) alquiler m de bicicletas; [of one bike] alquiler m de una bicicleta
cycle lane N — (Brit) carril m de bicicleta, carril m bici
cycle path N — carril m de bicicleta
cycle race N — carrera f ciclista
cycle rack N — soporte m para bicicletas; (on car roof) baca f para transportar bicicletas
cycle ride N — paseo m en bicicleta
cycle shed N — cobertizo m para bicicletas
cycle track N — (in countryside) ruta f para ciclistas, senda f para ciclistas; (Sport) pista f de ciclismo, velódromo m
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I ['saɪkəl]1)a) ( process) ciclo mb) ( of washing machine) programa m2) (Elec, Comput) ciclo m3) ( bicycle) bicicleta f
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44 alternador
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45 AC
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46 active power
nELEC alternating current potencia activa fELEC ENG consumed by semiconductor memory fuerza activa f, fuerza impulsora f, energía activa fPHYS potencia activa f -
47 active voltage
nELEC alternating current tensión activa f, voltaje activo mELEC ENG voltaje activo m, voltaje en fase de corriente m, tensión activa fPHYS voltaje activo m -
48 angle of phase difference
nELEC alternating current ángulo de desfase mELEC ENG diferencia del ángulo de fase fPHYS, WAVE PHYS ángulo de desfasaje m, ángulo de desfase mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > angle of phase difference
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49 angular displacement
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50 compensator
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52 complex impedance
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53 complex permeability
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54 crest factor
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55 half wave
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56 idle component
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57 induction displacement
nELEC alternating current desplazamiento por inducción mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > induction displacement
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58 inductive load
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59 lag
1 nELEC alternating current componente reactiva f, desfase m, retardo m, retraso mELEC ENG retardo m, desfase m, retraso m, componente reactiva fELECTRON retardo m, componente reactiva f, desfase m, retraso mMECH ENG deformación elástica fPROD retardo m, retraso m, revestimiento calorífugo mTV, WATER retardo m, retraso m2 viELEC estar desfasadoPHYS estar desfasado, retardar, revestir -
60 mercury-arc converter
nEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > mercury-arc converter
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