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1 copper alloy
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2 copper alloy bush
nMECH ENG buje de aleación de cobre m, casquillo de aleación de cobre m, cojinete de aleación de cobre m, manguito de aleación de cobre m -
3 wrought-copper alloy for plain bearings
nMECH ENG aleación de cobre forjado para cojinetes fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > wrought-copper alloy for plain bearings
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4 copper
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5 wrought
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6 vellón
vellón m Hist
1 fleece
2 (moneda antigua) copper coin
3 copper and silver alloy ' vellón' also found in these entries: Spanish: lana English: fleece -
7 brass
1) (an alloy of copper and zinc: This plate is made of brass; (also adjective) a brass door-knocker.) latón2) (wind musical instruments which are made of brass or other metal.) metales•- brassy- brass band
- brass neck
- get down to brass tacks
brass n latóntr[brɑːs]1 latón nombre masculino3 SMALLMUSIC/SMALL metales nombre masculino plural4 familiar figurative use cara, jeta1 de cobre\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be brass monkeys slang hacer un frío que pelato be brassed off familiar estar cabreado,-a, estar moscahe's got a brass neck tiene mucho morroto get down to brass tacks ir al granonot a brass farthing familiar ni un durobrass band banda (municipal)brass ['bræs] n1) : latón m2) gall, nerve: descaro m, cara f fam3) officers: mandamases mpl famn.• descaro s.m.n.• azófar s.m.• cobre s.m.• latón (Metalurgia) s.m.• metal s.m.bræs, brɑːs1) ua) ( Metall) latón mto be as bold as brass — ser* muy descarado; (before n) < button> dorado
b) ( Mus) (+ sing or pl vb) bronces mpl, metales mpl; (before n)brass instrument — instrumento m de metal
the brass section — los bronces, los metales
2) c ( in church) placa conmemorativa o mortuoria de latón grabada con inscripciones o figuras[brɑːs]1. N2) (=plate) placa f conmemorativa; (Rel) plancha f sepulcral (de latón)3)the brass —
a) (Mus) los metalesb) (Mil) los jefazos; top I, 5.4) (Brit) ** (=money) pasta * f5) ** (=impudence) cara * f2.ADJ (=made of brass) (hecho) de latón- get down to brass tacks3.CPDbrass band N — banda f de metal
brass hat * N — (Mil) jefazo(-a) * m / f
brass knuckles NPL — (US) nudilleras fpl
brass neck * N — cara(dura) * f, valor m
brass rubbing N — (=art, object) calco m de plancha sepulcral (de latón)
the brass section N — (Mus) los metales
* * *[bræs, brɑːs]1) ua) ( Metall) latón mto be as bold as brass — ser* muy descarado; (before n) < button> dorado
b) ( Mus) (+ sing or pl vb) bronces mpl, metales mpl; (before n)brass instrument — instrumento m de metal
the brass section — los bronces, los metales
2) c ( in church) placa conmemorativa o mortuoria de latón grabada con inscripciones o figuras -
8 bronze
bronznoun, adjective1) ((of) an alloy of copper and tin: The medal is (made of) bronze.) bronce2) ((of) its reddish brown colour.) color bronce3) ((a work of art) made of bronze: an exhibition of bronzes.) talla de bronce•- bronzed- bronze medal
bronze n broncetr[brɒnz]1 (metal) bronce nombre masculino2 (statue, sculpture) talla de bronce3 (colour) color nombre masculino de bronce1 (colour) de color de bronce, bronceado,-a1 (colour bronze) broncear1 (get a suntan) broncearse\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLthe Bronze Age SMALLHISTORY/SMALL la Edad del Broncebronze n: bronce madj.• de bronce adj.n.• bronce (Metalurgia) s.m.• bronceado s.m.v.• broncear v.• pavonar v.brɑːnz, brɒnz1)a) u ( Metall) bronce m; (before n)b) c bronze (medal) medalla f de bronce2) u ( color) color m bronce[brɒnz]1. N1) (=metal, sculpture) bronce m2) [of skin] bronceado m2.VI [person] broncearse3.VT [+ skin] broncear4.ADJ (=made of bronze) de bronce; [colour] color de bronce5.CPDbronze medal N — medalla f de bronce
bronze medallist N — medallero(-a) m / f de bronce
* * *[brɑːnz, brɒnz]1)a) u ( Metall) bronce m; (before n)b) c bronze (medal) medalla f de bronce2) u ( color) color m bronce
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