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101 Emanuel-Cutting test
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102 cost-cutting
['kɒstˌkʌtɪŋ]N recorte m de costes or (LAm) costos -
103 price-cutting
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104 press-cutting
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105 bone cutting fуrceps
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106 cone cutting
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107 patch cutting
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108 cross-cutting chisel
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > cross-cutting chisel
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109 rotary cutting
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > rotary cutting
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110 A and B roll cutting
nCINEMAT corte de rollos A y B m -
111 acetylene cutting
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112 arc cutting
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113 automatic spur gear cutting machine
nMECH ENG máquina automática para tallar engranajes de dentadura recta fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > automatic spur gear cutting machine
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114 bar coal-cutting machine
nMINE máquina rafadora de barra f, rozadora fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > bar coal-cutting machine
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115 brilliant cutting
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116 card cutting
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117 chain coal cutting machine
nMINE rafadora de cadena para carbón fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > chain coal cutting machine
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118 circular diamond-cutting apparatus
nMECH ENG aparato de cortar diamante circular mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > circular diamond-cutting apparatus
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119 coal-cutting machine
nCOAL, MINE máquina rafadora para carbón f -
120 cross-sectional cutting
nPAPER corte en dirección transversal mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > cross-sectional cutting
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