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tr['kʌtɒf]1 (shorts) bermudas nombre femenino plural vaqueras\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLcutoff date fecha límite, fecha topen.• atajo s.m.1) cutoff (point) límite m; (before n)cutoff date — fecha f límite or tope
2) ( shortcut) (AmE) atajo m3) cutoffs pl shorts mpl vaqueros['kʌtɒf]1. N2) (Mech) (in pipe or duct) cierre m, corte m ; (Elec) valor m límite, corte m3) (US) atajo m2.ADJ [jeans] cortado3.CPDcutoff date N — fecha f tope, fecha f límite
cutoff voltage N — tensión f de corte
cutoff switch N — conmutador m de corte, limitador m de potencia
* * *1) cutoff (point) límite m; (before n)cutoff date — fecha f límite or tope
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nCINEMAT, ELEC ENG corte mHYDRAUL cierre m, fin de inyección m, fin de la emisión mPRINT límite de cada impresión mPROD desconexión f, corte mTV corte mWATER cut by river across bend meandro recortado m, corta f, crescent-shaped body of water brazo muerto m -
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English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > cutoff
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6 cutoff stop
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > cutoff stop
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7 cutoff cock
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8 cutoff current
nELEC circuit breaker corriente de corte f, corriente residual f -
9 cutoff device
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10 cutoff ditch
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11 cutoff frequency
nACOUST, ELEC, ELECTRON, PHYS, TELECOM frecuencia de cierre f, frecuencia de corte f -
12 cutoff grade
nCOAL dureza de corte f -
13 cutoff man
n (BrE) (cf capper AmE )C&G cortador de vidrio estirado verticalmente m -
14 cutoff plate
nHYDRAUL teja de expansión f -
15 cutoff point
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16 cutoff relay
nELEC relé de corte m -
17 cutoff switch
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18 cutoff trench
nOCEAN, WATER dam zanja antisocavación f, zanja interceptora f -
19 cutoff valve
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20 cutoff wall
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