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21 the ship had the weather gauge of ours
the ship had the weather gauge of ourso navio tirou o vento do nosso.English-Portuguese dictionary > the ship had the weather gauge of ours
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22 to take the gauge of
to take the gauge ofcalcular, estimar. -
23 vacuum gauge
vac.u.um gauge[v'ækjuəm geidʒ] n Phys vacuômetro. -
24 velocity gauge
ve.loc.i.ty gauge[vilɔsiti g'eidʒ] n velocímetro. -
25 water gauge
wa.ter gauge[w'ɔ:tə geidʒ] n indicador do nível de água. -
26 wind gauge
wind gauge[w'ind geidz] n Meteor anemômetro: instrumento para medir a velocidade ou a intensidade do vento. -
27 wire gauge
wire gauge[w'aiə geidʒ] n calibrador de arame. -
28 bore gauge
calibrador do cano.English-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > bore gauge
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29 complete penetration gauge
calibrador de penetração totalEnglish-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > complete penetration gauge
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30 go gauge
calibrador mínimoEnglish-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > go gauge
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31 narrow gauge railway
ferrovia bitola com estreitaEnglish-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > narrow gauge railway
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32 oil gauge
indicador de nível do óleoEnglish-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > oil gauge
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33 pressure gauge
manômetro, verificador de pressãoEnglish-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > pressure gauge
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34 tire pressure gauge
manômetro de pneuEnglish-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > tire pressure gauge
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35 valve clearance gauge
calibrador de folga de vávulasEnglish-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > valve clearance gauge
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36 wind gauge
anemômetro; escala de correção-ventoEnglish-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > wind gauge
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37 wire gauge
calibre de fiosEnglish-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > wire gauge
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38 rain\ gauge
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39 rain-gauge
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40 gage
* * *gage1[geidʒ] n 1 sinal de desafio (como uma luva atirada pelo oponente). 2 fiança, garantia, segurança. • vt depositar como fiança ou segurança, dar em penhor.————————gage2[geidʒ] n = link=gauge gauge.
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