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21 driving axle
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22 driving belt
nMECH ENG correa conductora f, correa motriz f, correa transmisora f, for conveying motion cinta conductora f, cinta motriz f -
23 driving block
nCONST well casing cabeza de percursión f -
24 driving crew
nRAIL equipo del maquinista m -
25 driving desk
nRAIL pupitre del maquinista m -
26 driving disk
(AmE)MECH ENG disco conductor m -
27 driving dog
nMECH ENG perro de arrastre m -
28 driving drum
nTRANSP tambor de impulsos m, tambor motor m -
29 driving element
nMECH ENG elemento conductor m -
30 driving end
nMECH lado de la transmisión m -
31 driving fit
nMECH ENG ajuste a presión m -
32 driving force
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33 driving gear
nMECH ENG aparato conductor m, aparato motor m, aparato motriz m, engranaje conductor m, engranaje motor m, engranaje motriz m, piñón conductor m, piñón motor m, piñón motriz m, engranaje de transmisión m, engranaje principal m -
34 driving head
nMECH ENG cabezal conductor m -
35 driving level
nMINE galería de avance f (Esp), galería del frente de ataque f (AmL) -
36 driving mirror
nINSTR espejo retrovisor m -
37 driving pinion
nMECH ENG piñón conductor m, piñón de arrastre m, piñón de ataque m, piñón motor m -
38 driving potential
nELEC ENG tensión de trabajo f -
39 driving pressure
nMECH ENG presión de ataque f, presión motriz f -
40 driving propeller
nTRANSP hélice impulsora f
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driving — adjective Date: 14th century 1. a. communicating force < a driving wheel > b. exerting pressure < a driving influence > 2. a. having great force < a driving rain > < a … New Collegiate Dictionary