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1 water engineering
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2 water
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3 engineering drawing
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4 marine engineering
nWATER TRANSP on board activity ingeniería naval f, mecánica naval f -
5 sanitary engineering
nWATER ingeniería sanitaria f, técnica sanitaria f -
6 heavy
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7 soil
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8 low
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9 industrial
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10 light
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11 bend
1 nC&G curva fCONST pipe-elbow acodamiento m, codo mHYDROL civil engineering meandro mMECH pliegue m, recodo m, curvatura f, acodamiento m, codo m, tubo curvado mWATER TRANSP of river, channel, pipe codo m, recodo m2 vtMECH acodarMINE arquearPROD curvar3 viMINE arquearsePROD retorcerse -
12 sheet
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13 tailrace
nHYDROL socaz m, canal de descarga m, canal de fuga m, hydraulic engineering caz de descarga m, of water mill canal de desagüe mWATER canal de fuga m, canal de descarga m, caz de descarga m, canal de desagüe m, socaz m -
14 bay
nCONST recess entrante de pared m, mirador m, civil engineering compartimiento de un edificio m, ojo de puente mFUELLESS bahía f, compuerta de dique fHYDROL compuerta de dique f, bahía fMECH nave fSPACE compartimiento m, elemento de una red de antena m, estante m, bodega fTELECOM módulo mWATER TRANSP ancón m, bahía f -
15 marine
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16 process
12 nCHEM proceso mCOAL elaboración f, manipulación f, operación f, procedimiento m, procesado m, procesamiento m, proceso m, transformación fMECH ENG procedimiento m, proceso mPHOTO, PRINT procedimiento mPROD artificial procedimiento m, proceso mQUALITY, TEXTIL proceso m3 vtCHEM tratarCINEMAT revelarCOMP&DP, FOOD procesar -
17 sanitary
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18 track
1 nCINEMAT banda f, vía fCOMP&DP pista fMECH banda de rodamiento f, carril mNUCL civil engineering traza fOCEAN programming derrota fOPT traza f, pista f, surco m, canal mPROD guía fRAIL vía fTV pista f2 viCINEMAT seguir
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