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1 brake hose
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2 brake-hose coupling-head
n (AmE)RAIL manguera de acoplamiento de la tubería del freno fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > brake-hose coupling-head
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3 main brake hose
n (AmE) (cf main brake pipe BrE )RAIL manguera de acoplamiento de la cañería del freno f -
4 air-brake hose
nMECH ENG manga flexible de freno de aire comprimido f (AmL), tubo flexible de freno de aire comprimido m (Esp)P&R manga para freno neumático f (AmL), tubo para freno neumático m (Esp) -
5 brake
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6 brake-pipe coupling-head
RAIL manguera de acoplamiento de la tubería del freno fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > brake-pipe coupling-head
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7 main brake pipe
n (BrE) (cf main brake hose AmE )RAIL manguera de acoplamiento de la cañería del freno f -
8 air
12 nGAS gas de aire mTV aire m3 vtCOAL, CONST, PRINT, RECYCL, SAFE, THERMO airearWATER TRANSP hold, bilges airear, ventilar45 -
9 main
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10 hydraulic
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11 vacuum
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12 steam
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