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1 engine
s motor, màquina | locomotora (ferrocarril)Steam engine màquina de vapor -
2 engine driven cultivator
s camió agrícolaDef. del Termcat: Vehicle especial autopropulsat, de dos o més eixos, concebut per al transport en el camp de productes agrícoles. -
3 engine driver
s maquinista (ferrocarril) -
4 engine-turned
s guilloixatDef. del Termcat: Acabat d'una superfície, fet a màquina, en forma de dibuix geomètric que es va repetint. -
5 aero-engine
s motor d'avió -
6 diesel engine
s motor de gasoil -
7 fire engine
s cotxe de bombers -
8 inference engine
s motor d'inferències. Def. del Termcat: Element d'un sistema expert que, aplicant principis de raonament, extreu conclusions a partir de la informació emmagatzemada en una base de coneixements i proposa la solució més adequada al problema plantejat. -
9 internal-combustion engine
s motor de combustió interna -
10 jet engine
s reactor -
11 meta search engine
s INTERNET metacercador -
12 petrol engine
s motor de gasolina -
13 railway engine
s locomotora -
14 search engine
s cercador, motor de cercaDef. del Termcat: Eina de cerca consistent en una base de dades de pàgines web indexades automàticament, que permet a l'usuari de fer consultes a partir d'una o més paraules que apareguin en els documents indexats per mitjà d'un llenguatge d'interrogació. -
15 steam engine
s màquina de vapor -
16 traction engine
s màquina de tracció
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