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1 acero active
сущ.тех. кипящая сталь -
2 componente active
сущ.тех. активная составляющая, активный элемент, омическая составляющая -
3 conductor active
сущ.тех. токоведущий провод -
4 dipolo active
сущ.тех. активный двухполюсник, активный диполь -
5 flanco active
сущ.тех. рабочая сторона (напр., режущего инструмента) -
6 fondo active
сущ.л.к. реактивный грунт, активная грунтовка (реагирующая с наносимым на нее покрытием) -
7 guiado active
прил. -
8 guiaondas active
прил.тех. активный световод -
9 negro active
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10 recubrimiento active
сущ.тех. активное покрытиеИспанско-русский универсальный словарь > recubrimiento active
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11 substrate active
сущ.тех. активная подложка -
12 terminal active
сущ.тех. активный терминал -
13 tiempo active
сущ.тех. рабочее время -
14 bullidor
• active -
15 dique de hielo
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16 activo
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17 comando de acción/información
active-service/intelligence unit* * *active-service/intelligence unit -
18 servicio activo/militar
active/military service* * *active/military service -
19 voz activa/pasiva
active/passive (voice)* * *active/passive (voice) -
20 administración activa
• active administration• active management
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