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101 vacuum-forming mould
n (BrE)MECH ENG molde para formar por vacío m -
102 vacuum-grating spectrograph
nWAVE PHYS espectrografía reticular en vacío fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum-grating spectrograph
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103 vacuum-insulated
adjELEC ENG aislado al vacío -
104 vacuum-packaging machine
nPACK máquina empaquetadora al vacío fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum-packaging machine
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105 vacuum-packaging tool
nMECH ENG, PACK máquina de empaquetado al vacío fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum-packaging tool
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106 vacuum-packed
adjFOOD envasado al vacío -
107 vacuum-sealing machine
nPACK máquina selladora al vacío fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum-sealing machine
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108 vacuum-thermoforming machine
nPACK máquina termoformadora al vacío fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum-thermoforming machine
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109 vacuum-tube amplification
nELECTRON amplificación de tubo de vacío fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum-tube amplification
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110 vacuum-tube amplifier
nELECTRON amplificador de lámpara de vacío m, amplificador de tubo de vacío mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > vacuum-tube amplifier
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111 vacuum techniques
técnicas de vacíoEnglish-Spanish dictionary of astronomy terms > vacuum techniques
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112 vacuum
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113 vacuum
s.1 vacío (física)2 aspiradora.vt.1 pasar la aspiradora por.2 limpiar con aspiradora, pasar la aspiradora por. -
114 vacuum activity
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115 vacuum arc
s.arco al vacío. -
116 vacuum aspiration
s.aspiración por vacío, aspirador de vacío. -
117 vacuum booster
s.multiplicador de fuerza al vacío. -
118 vacuum brake
s.freno de vacío, freno neumático, freno de depresión, servofreno de depresión. -
119 vacuum capacitor
s.capacitor de vacío. -
120 vacuum chamber
s.cámara de vacío, cámara vacía.
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