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1 embutición
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2 ventosa
• cupping glass• suction cup -
3 ventosa
adj.&f.feminine of VENTOSO.f.1 sucker (gen) & (zoology).2 suction cup, suction disc, sucker, cupping glass.* * *1 (pieza cóncava) suction cup2 (de animal) sucker3 MEDICINA cupping glass4 (abertura) vent, air hole* * *f., (m. - ventoso)* * *SF1) (=agujero) vent, air hole2) (Zool) sucker3) (Med) cupping glass4) (Téc) suction pad* * *a) (de goma, plástico) suction padb) (Zool) suckerc) (Med) cupping glass* * *= suction cup.Ex. Sink plungers are simple tools with a stick to hold them and suction cups at their bottom.* * *a) (de goma, plástico) suction padb) (Zool) suckerc) (Med) cupping glass* * *= suction cup.Ex: Sink plungers are simple tools with a stick to hold them and suction cups at their bottom.
* * *A1 (de goma, plástico) suction pad2 ( Zool) sucker3 ( Med) cupping glassB ( Tec) vent* * *
ventosa sustantivo femenino
b) (Zool) sucker
ventoso,-a adjetivo windy
ventosa sustantivo femenino
1 Zool sucker
2 (de plástico) sucker, suction pad
' ventosa' also found in these entries:
English:
sucker
- suction
* * *ventosa nf1. [de animal] sucker2. [de vidrio] cupping glass3. [de goma] suction pad* * *f ZO sucker -
4 excavación
f.1 excavation, digging, adit, sinking.2 cupping.* * *1 excavation, digging2 (arqueológica) dig* * *noun f.* * *SF1) (=acto) excavation2) (=lugar) excavation, dig* * *femenino excavation* * *= excavation.Ex. This article describes Pagitz's significant contribution to the Salzburg Cathedral excavations during 1966-69.----* excavación arqueologica = archaeological dig, archaeological site.* * *femenino excavation* * *= excavation.Ex: This article describes Pagitz's significant contribution to the Salzburg Cathedral excavations during 1966-69.
* excavación arqueologica = archaeological dig, archaeological site.* * ** * *
excavación sustantivo femenino
excavation
excavación sustantivo femenino excavation
' excavación' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
mina
- socavón
English:
dig
- digging
- excavation
* * *excavación nf1. [acción] excavation2. [lugar] dig, excavation;excavación arqueológica archaeological dig* * *f excavation* * * -
5 escarificación
f.1 scarification, grubbing, cupping.2 scarified area, scarification.* * *SF (Agr, Med) scarification -
6 escarificador
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7 humedecer rociando con agua
• sprinkle with water• wet cupping glass• wet dreamDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > humedecer rociando con agua
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8 termómetro de ampolleta húmeda
• wet behind the ears• wet cupping glassDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > termómetro de ampolleta húmeda
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9 termómetro de depósito húmedo
• wet behind the ears• wet cupping glassDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > termómetro de depósito húmedo
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10 termómetro húmedo
• wet behind the ears• wet cupping glass -
11 ventosa seca
• dry cup• dry cupping glass -
12 acopamiento
m.cupping. -
13 ventosa escarificada
f.wet cupping glass. -
14 ventosa sajada
f.wet cupping glass. -
15 ventosa seca
f.dry cupping glass, dry cup. -
16 ventosera
adj.fond of cupping. -
17 ventosero
adj.fond of cupping. -
18 vidrio ventosa
m.cupping glass.
См. также в других словарях:
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cupping — n. the former practice of applying a heated cup to the skin and allowing it to cool, which causes swelling of the tissues beneath and an increase in the flow of blood in the area. This was thought to draw out harmful excess blood from diseased… … The new mediacal dictionary
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