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1 ground
12 nAGRIC, COAL, CONST terreno m, tierra f, suelo mELEC, ELEC ENG, PHYS, PROD, TELECOM, VEH (cf earth BrE ) (AmE) masa f, masa eléctrica f, puesta a tierra f, tierra f, toma de tierra fVEH masa f, masa eléctrica f, puesta a tierra f, toma de tierra f3 vt (AmE) (cf earth BrE )GEN conectar a masa, conectar a tierra, poner a masa, poner a tierra, unir a masa4 viAIR TRANSP obligar a permanecer en tierraOCEAN, WATER TRANSP ship encallar, varar -
2 earth
12 n (BrE) (cf ground AmE )COAL suelo m, tierra fELEC, ELEC ENG, PHYS, PROD, TELECOM, VEH masa f, masa eléctrica f, puesta a tierra f, tierra f, toma de tierra f3 vt (BrE) (cf ground AmE )GEN conectar a masa, conectar a tierra, poner a masa, poner a tierra, unir a masa -
3 continuous
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4 magnetic
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5 phase
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6 pulsed
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7 electron
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8 active
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9 frequency
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10 induction
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11 ionization
nGEN ionización f -
12 leak
12 nC&G fuga f, poro mCONST fuga f, filtración fELEC of current, charge pérdida f, fuga f, escape mFUELLESS fuga fGAS escape m, fuga f, pérdida fPHYS fuga f3 vtiCONST filtrar4 viCONST allow to escape dejar escapar el agua, escurrirseFUELLESS gotearWATER TRANSP gotear, rezumar, perder -
13 light
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14 linear
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15 photoelectric
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16 rate
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