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1 freight wagon
n (BrE) (cf freight car AmE )TRANSP vagón de mercancías m -
2 freight wagon
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3 self-discharge freight wagon
TRANSP vagón de mercancías auto-descargable mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > self-discharge freight wagon
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4 freight
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5 freight car
n (AmE) (cf freight wagon BrE )TRANSP vagón de mercancías m -
6 self-discharge freight car
English-Spanish technical dictionary > self-discharge freight car
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7 goods wagon
n (BrE) (cf freight car AmE )TRANSP vagón de mercancías m -
8 self
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9 self-discharge
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10 back
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11 goods
n pl (BrE) (cf freight AmE )PACK mercancías f plPETR TECH, SPACE flete mWATER TRANSP carga f, flete m
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