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41 heat-proof
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42 liquid-proof
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43 odor-proof
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44 pilfer-proof
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45 acid-proof
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46 draft-proof
(US) ['drɑːftpruːf]ADJ a prueba de corrientes de aire -
47 draught-proof
(US) ['drɑːftpruːf]ADJ a prueba de corrientes de aire -
48 dust-proof
['dʌstpruːf]ADJ a prueba de polvo -
49 future-proof
['fjuːtʃǝpruːf]1.ADJ que funcionará en el futuro, listo para el futuro2.VT [+ equipment, software etc] garantizar la funcionalidad futura de -
50 idiot-proof
['ɪdɪǝtpruːf]ADJ para torpes *, de fácil manejo -
51 inflation-proof
[ɪn'fleɪʃǝnˌpruːf]ADJ resistente a la inflación -
52 re-proof
[ˌriː'pruːf]VT [+ garment] impermeabilizar de nuevo -
53 the proof of the pudding (is in the eating)
English-spanish dictionary > the proof of the pudding (is in the eating)
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54 heat-proof
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55 colour proof
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56 acid proof
adjEnglish-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > acid proof
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57 damp proof course
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > damp proof course
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58 acid-proof clothing
traje antiácidoEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > acid-proof clothing
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59 acid-proof glove
guante antiácidoEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > acid-proof glove
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60 drip-proof electrical equipment
equipo eléctrico protegido contra el goteoEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > drip-proof electrical equipment
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