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61 to bring in its train
acarrear, traer como consecuencia -
62 GVT train
TRANSP, VEH tren con vacío de gravedad m -
63 car sleeper train
n (AmE) (cf wagon sleeper train BrE )RAIL tren de coches-cama m -
64 freight train
n (AmE) (cf goods train BrE )RAIL tren de carga m, tren de mercancías m -
65 goods train
n (BrE) (cf freight train AmE )RAIL tren de carga m, tren de mercancías m -
66 gravity-vacuum transit train
TRANSP, VEH tren con vacío de gravedad mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > gravity-vacuum transit train
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67 limited train
n (AmE) (cf semifast train BrE )RAIL tren de puntos de parada limitados m, tren semidirecto m, tren semiexpreso m, tren semirrápido m -
68 pick-up freight train
RAIL tren de recogida de carga mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > pick-up freight train
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69 pick-up goods train
RAIL tren de recogida de carga m -
70 semifast train
n (BrE) (cf limited train AmE )RAIL tren de puntos de parada limitados m, tren semidirecto m, tren semiexpreso m, tren semirrápido m -
71 wagon sleeper train
n (BrE) (cf car sleeper train AmE )RAIL tren de coches-cama m -
72 way freight train
n (AmE) (cf way goods train AmE )RAIL tren local de carga m, tren local de mercancías m -
73 way goods train
n (BrE) (cf way freight train AmE ) -
74 to get on the gravy train
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75 weight-train
['weɪtˌtreɪn]VI entrenar con pesas -
76 stopping train
'stɑːpɪŋ, 'stɒpɪŋ* * *['stɑːpɪŋ, 'stɒpɪŋ] -
77 to hop on the bus/train
familiar subirse al autobúsen -
78 deluvial train
cola diluvial; glacis -
79 valley train
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80 wave train
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