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1 vacuum flask
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2 vacuum-packed
tr['vækjʊəmpækt]1 envasado,-a al vacío'vækjuəm'pækt, -juːm-adjective envasado al vacío['vækjʊm'pækt]ADJ envasado al vacío* * *['vækjuəm'pækt, -juːm-]adjective envasado al vacío -
3 vacuum tank
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4 vacuum
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5 vacuum
'vækjuəm
1. noun1) (a space from which (almost) all air or other gas has been removed.) vacío2) (short for vacuum cleaner.)
2. verb(to clean (something) using a vacuum cleaner: She vacuumed the carpet.) pasar la aspiradora- vacuum-flask
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vacuum1 n vacíovacuum2 vb pasar la aspiradoracould you vacuum the carpet? ¿podrías pasar la aspiradora por la moqueta?tr['vækjʊəm]1 vacío2 familiar (vacuum cleaner) aspiradora1 limpiar con aspiradora, pasar la aspiradora por\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto leave a vacuum dejar un vacíovacuum cleaner aspiradoravacuum flask termovacuum ['væ.kju:m, -kjəm] vt: limpiar con aspiradora, pasar la aspiradora porn.• vacuo s.m.• vacío (Física) s.m.'vækjuəm, -juːm
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noun vacío m; (before n)vacuum pump — bomba f neumática
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intransitive verb pasar la aspiradora, aspirar (AmL)
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vt pasar la aspiradora por, aspirar (AmL)['vækjʊm]1. N(pl vacuums or (frm) vacua)1) (gen) vacío m2) (=hoover)2.3.4.CPDvacuum bottle N (US) — = vacuum flask
vacuum cleaner N — aspiradora f
vacuum flask N — termo m
vacuum pump N — bomba f de vacío
* * *['vækjuəm, -juːm]
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noun vacío m; (before n)vacuum pump — bomba f neumática
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intransitive verb pasar la aspiradora, aspirar (AmL)
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vt pasar la aspiradora por, aspirar (AmL) -
6 vacuum cleaner
(a machine that cleans carpets etc by sucking dust etc into itself.) aspiradoravacuum cleaner n aspiradoraaspiradora: aspiradora fn.• aspirador s.m.• aspiradora s.f.noun aspiradora f* * *noun aspiradora f -
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noun (a container with double walls that have a vacuum between them to keep the contents from losing or gaining heat: a (vacuum-)flask of hot coffee.) termo -
8 vacuum tube
nCOMP&DP tubo de vacío m, válvula de vacío fELECTRON, PHYS, TV tubo de vacío m -
9 vacuum arc
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10 vacuum filling
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11 vacuum gage
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12 vacuum guide
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13 vacuum lorry
n (BrE) (cf vacuum truck AmE )MAR POLL camión tanque con sistema de vacío m -
14 vacuum mold
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15 vacuum truck
n (AmE) (cf vacuum lorry BrE )MAR POLL camión tanque con sistema de vacío m -
16 vacuum-forming mold
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17 vacuum-clean
v.limpiar con aspiradora, pasar la aspiradora por.(pt & pp vacuum-cleaned) -
18 vacuum bottle
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19 vacuum aspiration
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20 vacuum forming
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