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81 engine-nacelle stub
nAIR TRANSP muñón de la góndola del motor m -
82 engine-nozzle cluster
nAIR TRANSP agrupación de la tobera del motor fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > engine-nozzle cluster
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83 engine-pressure ratio
nAIR TRANSP proporción de presión del motor fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > engine-pressure ratio
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84 engine-relight push-button
nAIR TRANSP botón de reencendido del motor mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > engine-relight push-button
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85 engine-room log
nWATER TRANSP cuaderno de máquinas m, cuaderno diario de máquinas m -
86 engine-room telegraph
nWATER TRANSP telégrafo de máquinas mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > engine-room telegraph
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87 engine-shaft bearing
nAIR TRANSP cojinete del eje del motor m -
88 engine-starting control box
nAIR TRANSP caja de control de arranque del motor f, caja de control de encendido del motor fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > engine-starting control box
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89 engine block
s.bloque del motor, bloque de cilindro, bloque-motor. -
90 engine driver
s.conductor del tren, conductor de tren, maquinista, motorista. -
91 engine failure
s.avería del motor. -
92 engine house
s.galpón de locomotoras. -
93 engine lathe
s.torno corriente, torno de engranaje para roscar. -
94 engine oil
s.aceite de motor, aceite motor, aceite del cárter. -
95 engine room
s.1 cuarto de máquinas2 sala de máquinas, cámara de máquinas, casa de máquinas, cuarto de máquinas. -
96 engine runner
s.maquinista, conductor de locomotora eléctrica, conductor de tren, conductor del tren. -
97 engine shed
s.cochera de tren, cocherón. -
98 engine trouble
s.avería de motor, avería del motor. -
99 steam engine
(a moving engine for pulling a train, or a fixed engine, driven by steam.)steam engine n máquina de vapor: motor m de vapora) ( Mech Eng) motor m de or a vaporb) (esp BrE Rail) locomotora f or máquina f de or a vapor* * *a) ( Mech Eng) motor m de or a vaporb) (esp BrE Rail) locomotora f or máquina f de or a vapor -
100 fire engine
fire engine n coche de bomberoscamión nombre masculino de bomberosn.• bomba s.f.noun (BrE) fire truck* * *noun (BrE) fire truck
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engine — c.1300, mechanical device, also skill, craft, from O.Fr. engin skill, cleverness, also trick, deceit, stratagem; war machine (12c.), from L. ingenium inborn qualities, talent (see INGENIOUS (Cf. ingenious)). At first meaning a trick or device, or … Etymology dictionary
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