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1 air
12 nGAS gas de aire mTV aire m3 vtCOAL, CONST, PRINT, RECYCL, SAFE, THERMO airearWATER TRANSP hold, bilges airear, ventilar45 -
2 low
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3 electron
n (e) -
4 total
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5 absorption
nGEN absorción f -
6 evaporation
nGEN evaporación f, vaporización f -
7 flood
12 nAUTO ahogado mCINEMAT luz de inundación fHYDROL crecida f, inundación f, torrente mMECH ahogado mPRINT exceso de tinta mVEH ahogado mWATER, WATER TRANSP inundación f, marea entrante f3 vtAUTO ahogarHYDROL anegarVEH ahogarWATER TRANSP tanks anegar, inundar4 viWATER TRANSP tide entrar, subir -
8 pressure
12 nGAS, HYDRAUL presión fMECH fixed equipment carga f, impulso m, presión f, tensión fPHYS, POLL, REFRIG, SPACE presión f
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