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1 ground
12 nAGRIC, COAL, CONST terreno m, tierra f, suelo mELEC, ELEC ENG, PHYS, PROD, TELECOM, VEH (cf earth BrE ) (AmE) masa f, masa eléctrica f, puesta a tierra f, tierra f, toma de tierra fVEH masa f, masa eléctrica f, puesta a tierra f, toma de tierra f3 vt (AmE) (cf earth BrE )GEN conectar a masa, conectar a tierra, poner a masa, poner a tierra, unir a masa4 viAIR TRANSP obligar a permanecer en tierraOCEAN, WATER TRANSP ship encallar, varar -
2 signal
1 nGEN señal f2 vtELECTRON enviar una señal3 vtiWATER TRANSP comunicar por señales, dar una señal, enviar una señal, hacer una señal, señalar -
3 gas
12 n (AmE)AUTO nafta f (AmL), gasolina f (Esp)CHEM gas mCOAL grisú mHEAT ENG gas mMINE grisú mP&R gasolina f (Esp), nafta f (AmL)PETR TECH gas m, gasolina f (Esp), nafta f (AmL)PETROL nafta f (AmL), gas m, gasolina f (Esp)PHYS, REFRIG gas mTHERMO gas m, grisú m, gasolina f (Esp), nafta f (AmL)VEH gasolina f (Esp), nafta f (AmL) -
4 traffic
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5 frequency
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6 Schottky
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7 artificial
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8 contact
nAIR TRANSP, AUTO, COMP&DP, ELEC, ELEC ENG contacto mGEOL contacto m, plano de separación mP&R, PROD contacto m -
9 photon
nOPT, PART PHYS, PHYS, RAD PHYS fotón m
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