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21 bottle-feeding
adj.de lactancia en biberón, de lactancia artificial, de lactancia con biberón.s.lactancia artificial, alimentación por biberón, alimentación con biberón.ger.gerundio del verbo BOTTLE-FEED. -
22 bottle-nurse
v.dar el biberón. (pt & pp bottle-nursed) -
23 bottle out
v + adv (BrE sl) rajarse (fam), acobardarseVI + ADV (Brit) rajarse ** * *v + adv (BrE sl) rajarse (fam), acobardarse -
24 bottle feeding
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25 bottle bank
nRECYCL contenedor de botellas m -
26 bottle cap
nPACK tapón roscado m -
27 bottle carrier
nPACK transportador de botellas m -
28 bottle closure
nPACK cierre de la botella m -
29 bottle cooler
nREFRIG enfriador de botellas m -
30 bottle deposit
nPACK depósito de botellas m -
31 bottle filler
nAGRIC, FOOD, PACK embotellador m -
32 bottle glass
nC&G vidrio verde m -
33 bottle industry
nC&G industria botellera f -
34 bottle jack
nMECH ENG gato en forma de botella m -
35 bottle jacket
nPACK funda de botella f -
36 bottle screw
nWATER TRANSP rigging tensor de cuerpo cerrado m -
37 bottle sleeve
nPACK manguito de malla para la botella m -
38 bottle stopper
nPACK corcho de la botella m, tapón de la botella m -
39 bottle unscrambler
nPACK clasificador de botellas m -
40 bottle with moulded neck
n (BrE)C&G, LAB glassware botella con cuello moldeado fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > bottle with moulded neck
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