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1 mecanismo
mecanismo sustantivo masculino mechanism;
mecanismo sustantivo masculino mechanism ' mecanismo' also found in these entries: Spanish: freno - maquinaria - pedal - propulsor - propulsora - regir - rueda - accionar - atascar - bloquear - botón - desarmable - desarmar - desbaratar - desbloquear - desequilibrado - desequilibrar - deshacer - desmontable - desmontar - dirección - dispositivo - efecto - enganche - estropear - fastidiar - fiar - funcionamiento - imperfección - obedecer - picaporte - probar - seguro English: clockwork - device - failsafe - mechanics - mechanism - movement - time-saving - work - clock - machinery - works -
2 relojería
relojería sustantivo femenino (tienda, taller) clockmaker's, watchmaker's; ( actividad) watchmaking
relojería sustantivo femenino
1 (tienda) clock and watch shop
2 (taller) watchmaker's, clockmaker's
3 (técnica) clockmaking, watchmaking Locuciones: de relojería, clockwork
bomba de relojería, time bomb: esa reconversión industrial es una bomba de relojería, this industrial rationalization is a time-bomb ' relojería' also found in these entries: English: clockwork - spring - time bomb - timing mechanism - clock - time
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clockwork — [kläk′wʉrk΄] n. 1. the mechanism of a clock 2. any similar mechanism, consisting of springs and geared wheels, as in some mechanical toys like clockwork very regularly, precisely, and evenly … English World dictionary
clockwork — ► NOUN ▪ a mechanism with a spring and toothed gearwheels, used to drive a mechanical clock, toy, or other device. ● like clockwork Cf. ↑like clockwork … English terms dictionary
clockwork — 1660s, mechanism of a clock, from CLOCK (Cf. clock) (n.) + WORK (Cf. work) (n.). Figurative sense of anything of unvarying regularity is recorded earlier (1620s) … Etymology dictionary
clockwork — /klok werrk /, n. 1. the mechanism of a clock. 2. any mechanism similar to that of a clock. 3. like clockwork, with perfect regularity or precision: The launching of the spacecraft went off like clockwork. [1620 30; CLOCK1 + WORK] * * * … Universalium
clockwork — /ˈklɒkwɜk / (say klokwerk) noun 1. the mechanism of a clock. 2. any mechanism similar to that of a clock. –phrase 3. like clockwork, with perfect regularity or precision: *She pays at the end of the month like clockwork. –louis stone, 1911 …
clockwork — noun Date: 1628 1. the inner workings of something 2. the machinery (as springs and a train of gears) that run a clock; also a similar mechanism running a mechanical device (as a toy) 3. the precision, regularity, or … New Collegiate Dictionary
clockwork — clock•work [[t]ˈklɒkˌwɜrk[/t]] n. 1) hor the mechanism of a clock 2) any mechanism similar to that of a clock • like clockwork Etymology: 1620–30 … From formal English to slang
clockwork — n. 1 a mechanism like that of a mechanical clock, with a spring and gears. 2 (attrib.) a driven by clockwork. b regular, mechanical. Phrases and idioms: like clockwork smoothly, regularly, automatically … Useful english dictionary