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1 metalwork
tr['metəlwɜːk]1 (craft) metalistería2 (objects) objetos nombre masculino plural de metalmetalwork ['mɛt̬əl.wərk] n: objeto m de metaln.• metalistería s.f.'metḷwɜːrk, 'metḷwɜːkmass noun trabajo m en metales, metalistería f['metlwɜːk]N (=craft) metalistería f* * *['metḷwɜːrk, 'metḷwɜːk]mass noun trabajo m en metales, metalistería f -
2 metalwork
s.trabajo del metal, metalistería (craft); objetos de metal (articles) -
3 architectural metalwork
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > architectural metalwork
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4 carpintería
carpintería sustantivo femenino ( actividad) carpentry
carpintería sustantivo femenino
1 (arte, oficio) carpentry (marcos, ventanas, suelos de madera de una casa) woodwork
carpintería de alumnio, aluminium frames
carpintería metálica, metalwork
2 (taller) carpenter's workshop ' carpintería' also found in these entries: Spanish: cepillar - contrapear - escuadra - barrote - burro - cepillo - empate - habilidad - macho - madera English: carpentry - metalwork - woodwork - handy - wood -
5 metal
'metlnoun, adjective1) ((of) any of a group of substances, usually shiny, that can conduct heat and electricity and can be hammered into shape, or drawn out in sheets, bars etc: Gold, silver and iron are all metals.) metal2) ((of) a combination of more than one of such substances: Brass is a metal made from copper and zinc.) metal•- metallicmetal1 adj metálico / de metalmetal2 n metal
metal sustantivo masculino metal noble or precioso precious metalb) tb◊ metales (Mús) brass (section)
metal sustantivo masculino
1 metal
2 (dinero) el vil metal, filthy lucre
3 Mús brass ' metal' also found in these entries: Spanish: batir - chatarra - cierre - cromo - detector - detectora - doblar - dócil - esculpir - fatiga - férrea - férreo - forjar - fraguar - fusión - hierro - hoja - horno - inscripción - labrar - labrada - labrado - licuación - oro - placa - plata - platino - plomo - pulir - resplandecer - resplandor - somier - talla - tallar - templar - trabajar - viruta - acero - alpaca - baño - brillante - brillar - bronceado - chapa - chapado - cincelar - cobre - comal - contraer - corroer English: badge - base - bend - brass - brassy - carve - cast - chisel - chrome - chromium - conduct - dent - erode - erosion - expand - expansion - forge - gate - girder - grommet - laminated - lead - melt - melt down - metal - metal detector - metalwork - mold - molten - mould - plate - polish - rattle - rolled - shaving - sheet - shine - shrinkage - silver - spike - splinter - stamp - strip - tin - warp - wire wool - beat - buckle - buff - captr['metəl]1 metal nombre masculino1 metálico,-a, de metal\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLmetal detector detector nombre masculino de metalesmetal worker metalario,-ametal ['mɛt̬əl] n: metal madj.• metálico, -a adj.n.• grava s.f.• metal (Química) s.m.• metálico s.m.v.• engravar v.'metḷmass & count noun (Chem, Metall) metal m; (before n) < box> metálico, de metalmetal detector — detector m de metales
['metl]metal fatigue — fatiga f del metal
1. N1) (Chem, Phys) metal m3) (Brit)(Rail) metals rieles mpl4) (fig) = mettle2.ADJ metálico, de metal3.VT (Brit) [+ road] engravar4.CPDmetal detector N — detector m de metales
metal fatigue N — fatiga f del metal
metal polish N — abrillantador m de metales
* * *['metḷ]mass & count noun (Chem, Metall) metal m; (before n) < box> metálico, de metalmetal detector — detector m de metales
metal fatigue — fatiga f del metal
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6 drill holder
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7 finish
s.1 final (fin) (del día, encuentro); meta (de carrera)2 acabado (surface) (of furniture, metalwork)3 acabamiento.4 refinamiento, finura.vt.1 terminar, acabar (end)2 acabar con (ruin, kill) (persona)3 terminar de, dejar de.4 terminarse, acabar, acabarse, pasar ya.5 desocuparse.vi.terminar, finalizar. (pt & pp finished) -
8 seam
s.1 costura (of garment); unión, juntura (in metalwork)2 filón, veta (of coal)3 sutura.v.coser, unir con una costura.(pt & pp seamed) -
9 vice
s.1 vicio (immorality)2 torno o tornillo de banco (for wood or metalwork)3 prensa, grapa de banco, tenaza de sujeción, tornillo de banco.4 desviación jurídica.v.sujetar con tenazas, atenazar.(pt & pp viced)
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Metalwork in the Service of the Church — • From the earliest days the Church has employed utensils and vessels of metal in its liturgical ceremonies. This practice increased during the Middle Ages Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006 … Catholic encyclopedia
metalwork — noun Date: circa 1845 the product of metalworking; especially a metal object of artistic merit • metalworker noun … New Collegiate Dictionary