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61 battery cell
s.elemento de batería, celda, pila. -
62 battery charge
s.carga de batería. -
63 battery charger
s.cargador de baterías, cargador, cargador de batería, cargador de acumuladores. -
64 battery charging
s.carga de batería. -
65 battery farm
s.granja factoría, granja avícola de cría intensiva. -
66 battery farming
s.cría intensiva, cría avícola intensiva. -
67 battery fire
s.fuego de batería. -
68 battery gauge
s.voltímetro de acumulador. -
69 battery hen
s.gallina de criadero. -
70 battery husbandry
s.crianza en batería. -
71 battery ignition
s.encendido por acumulador, sistema de encendido por acumulador. -
72 battery offense
s.delito de agresión física. -
73 battery rack
s.bastidor de batería. -
74 battery set
s.radio de pilas, radio transistor. -
75 battery tester
s.probador de baterías, densímetro. -
76 battery-fed
adj.alimentado por batería. -
77 battery-operated
adj.operado por baterías, alimentado con pilas, alimentado por batería, operado por batería. -
78 battery-powered
adj.alimentado por batería. -
79 battery-supply coil
s.bobina de suministro de batería. -
80 storage battery
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