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101 reciprocal leg
nAIR TRANSP trayecto recíproco m -
102 rigid leg
nPHOTO pie rígido m -
103 sliding leg
nPHOTO of liquids palanca de arrastre f, pasador de película m -
104 telescopic leg
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105 tripod leg
nCINEMAT, INSTR, PHOTO pata del trípode f -
106 two-leg puller
nMECH ENG extractor de dos brazos m -
107 Anglessey leg
s.pierna de Anglessey. -
108 artificial leg
s.pierna artificial, pierna ortopédica. -
109 baker leg
s.pierna arqueada, pierna de panadero, genu valgum. -
110 Barbados leg
s.pierna de Barbados, elefantiasis de la pierna, elefantiasis filariásica. -
111 bayonet leg
s.pierna en bayoneta. -
112 bird-leg
s.pierna de pájaro. -
113 black leg
s.pierna negra, carbunco sintomático. -
114 chicken leg
s.pata de pollo, muslo, muslo de pollo. -
115 crossed-leg palsy
s.marcha equina. -
116 game-leg
s.pierna estropeada. -
117 gate-leg table
s.mesa plegable, mesa de alas abatibles. -
118 hind leg
s.cuarto trasero, pata trasera. -
119 left leg
s.pierna izquierda. -
120 long-leg cast
s.yeso de pierna completa.
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