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1 channel fill
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1 nACOUST, COMP&DP canal mCONST aspirador m (Esp), canaleta f (AmL), long gutter, groove aliviadero m, conducto m, lecho de río mELEC, ELEC ENG, ELECTRON circuito eléctrico m, canal mFUELLESS, GEOL canal mHYDRAUL aliviadero m, aspirador m (Esp), canaleta f (AmL)HYDROL aspirador m (Esp), canal m, canaleta f (AmL)MECH conducto m, ranura f, canal mMECH ENG conducto mSPACE canal mTELECOM vía de transmisión fTV canal mWATER aspirador m (Esp), canaleta f (AmL)WATER TRANSP aliviadero m, aspirador m (Esp), canal m, canaleta f (AmL)2 vtCONST canalizarFUELLESS canalizar, encauzarGEOL acanalar, encauzarPROD encauzar3
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