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1 vacuum closure
Vacuum closure, vacuum (protecting)sealChiusura f sottovuotoDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > vacuum closure
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2 vacuum (protecting) seal
Vacuum closure, vacuum (protecting)sealChiusura f sottovuotoDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > vacuum (protecting) seal
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3 vacuum apparatus
Attrezzatura f per sottovuotoDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > vacuum apparatus
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4 vacuum pump
Pompa f per il vuotoDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > vacuum pump
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5 vacuum-forming material
Materiale m per la formatura sottovuotoDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > vacuum-forming material
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6 vacuum filling and closing or sealing machine
Macchina f riempitrice e chiuditrice sottovuotoDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > vacuum filling and closing or sealing machine
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7 vacuum
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I ['vækjʊəm]1) fis. vuoto m.2) (lonely space) vuoto m.3) (anche vacuum cleaner) aspirapolvere m.4) (anche vacuum clean)II ['vækjʊəm]to give [sth.] a vacuum — dare una passata di aspirapolvere a [carpet, room]
verbo transitivo (anche vacuum clean) passare l'aspirapolvere su [carpet, upholstery]; passare l'aspirapolvere in [room, house]* * *['vækjuəm] 1. noun1) (a space from which (almost) all air or other gas has been removed.) vuoto2) (short for vacuum cleaner.)2. verb(to clean (something) using a vacuum cleaner: She vacuumed the carpet.) (passare l'aspirapolvere)- vacuum-flask
- flask* * *['vækjʊm]1. n(also), fig vuoto2. vt3. vi* * *vacuum /ˈvækjʊəm/2 (fig.) (un) vuoto: His wife's death left a vacuum in his life, la morte della moglie ha lasciato un vuoto nella sua vita; to fill a vacuum, riempire un vuoto3 (= vacuum cleaner) aspirapolvere: DIALOGO → - Chores- I'll put the vacuum round while you clean the bathroom, passo l'aspirapolvere mentre tu pulisci il bagno● ( USA) vacuum bottle, thermos □ vacuum brake, (ferr.) freno a depressione; (mecc.) freno pneumatico a vuoto □ vacuum cleaner, aspirapolvere □ (chim.) vacuum distillation, distillazione nel vuoto □ (GB) vacuum flask, thermos □ (fis.) vacuum gauge, vacuometro □ (mecc.) vacuum-operated, a depressione □ vacuum-packed, confezionato sotto vuoto □ vacuum pump, (mecc.) pompa da vuoto; (aeron.) depressore □ (elettron.) vacuum tube, tubo a vuoto; valvola termoionica □ vacuum valve, valvola termoionica □ (fig.) in a vacuum, fuori da un contesto: Politics does not take place in a vacuum, non c'è politica fuori da un contesto.(to) vacuum /ˈvækjʊəm/ (fam.)A v. t.B v. i.passare l'aspirapolvere.* * *I ['vækjʊəm]1) fis. vuoto m.2) (lonely space) vuoto m.3) (anche vacuum cleaner) aspirapolvere m.4) (anche vacuum clean)II ['vækjʊəm]to give [sth.] a vacuum — dare una passata di aspirapolvere a [carpet, room]
verbo transitivo (anche vacuum clean) passare l'aspirapolvere su [carpet, upholstery]; passare l'aspirapolvere in [room, house] -
9 (vacuum-)flask
noun (a container with double walls that have a vacuum between them to keep the contents from losing or gaining heat: a (vacuum-)flask of hot coffee.) thermos -
10 vacuum bottle
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11 vacuum packed
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12 vacuum equipment
Exhausting equipment, vacuum equipmentIm planto m d'aspirazioneDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > vacuum equipment
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13 vacuum-seal
To vacuum-seal vSaldare sottovuotoDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > vacuum-seal
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14 vacuum bottle Am n
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15 vacuum cleaner
nome aspirapolvere m.* * *(a machine that cleans carpets etc by sucking dust etc into itself.) aspirapolvere* * *naspirapolvere m inv* * *nome aspirapolvere m. -
16 vacuum flask
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17 vacuum-packed adj
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18 vacuum pack
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19 vacuum degassing
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20 vacuum melting
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