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1 troceo
• cutting up -
2 lado cortante
• cutting edge• cutting side -
3 arista cortante
• cutting edge -
4 arma cortante
• cutting weapon -
5 borde cortante
• cutting edge• sharp edge -
6 canto de corte
• cutting edge -
7 comentario sarcástico
• cutting remark• dig• quip• sarcasm• sarcastic remark• wisecrack -
8 descuartizamiento
• cutting into joints• tearing remark• tearjerker -
9 desvinculación
• cutting off• discharging• divorcement• freeing• releasing• split up -
10 filo
• cutting edge• knife edge• phylum• sharp edge• sharpness -
11 filo cortante
• cutting edge -
12 fluido de cortar
• cutting fluid -
13 fraccionamiento
• cutting up• dividing up• fractionation• fractioning• partitioning• segmentation -
14 frase hiriente
• cutting remark -
15 herramienta cortante
• cutting tool• edge tool -
16 herramienta de corte
• cutting tool -
17 observación mordaz
• cutting remark -
18 pulla
• cutting remark• dig• jibe• quip -
19 sala de montaje
• cutting room -
20 monte tallar
cutting area; felling area
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