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101 keep stroke
v.llevar el compás, remar al compás. -
102 light stroke
s.golpecito. -
103 lightning stroke
s.fulminación por rayo. -
104 master stroke
s.golpe maestro, acto magistral, golpe de maestro, golpe diestro. -
105 pen stroke
s.trazado de pluma. -
106 piston stroke
s.carrera del émbolo, carrera del pistón, embolada, pistonada. -
107 power stroke
s.carrera motriz, tiempo de combustión, tiempo de explosión. -
108 return stroke
s.carrera de regreso, carrera de retroceso. -
109 scavenging stroke
s.carrera de expulsión, carrera de barrido. -
110 scythe stroke
s.golpe de guadaña. -
111 shaving stroke
s.trazo del raspado. -
112 Sheffer stroke
s.barra de Sheffer, símbolo de Sheffer. -
113 suction stroke
s.carrera de aspiración, fase de aspiración. -
114 sudden stroke
s.golpe repentino. -
115 sun stroke
s.golpe de sol, ataque de sol. -
116 swim stroke
s.braceada. -
117 sword stroke
s.estocada, cintarazo. -
118 thick stroke
s.trazo grueso. -
119 trudgen stroke
s.brazada a la marinera. -
120 two-stroke
adj.de dos tiempos.s.motor de dos tiempos.
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