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1 chain elevator
n (AmE) (cf chain lift BrE )MECH ENG elevador de cadena m -
2 chain
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3 chain lift
n (BrE) (cf chain elevator AmE )MECH ENG elevador de cadena m -
4 bucket chain
nCONST dredger or elevator cadena de cangilón f -
5 bucket
nCOMP&DP memory cubo m (AmL), balde de acero m, balde m, cubeta fCONST álabe m, balde de acero m, cubo m, crane draga f, of elevator, dredge cangilón m, balde m, for aerial ropeway vagoneta f, paleta f, cuchara fHYDRAUL paleta fMAR POLL brazing-lamp balde de acero m, balde mMECH geophysics paleta fMINE jaula de extracción f -
6 dredge
1 nAGRIC, CONST draga fMINE draga f, mineral de calidad inferior m, rastra fWATER TRANSP draga f2 vtMAR POLL, WATER TRANSP dragar
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