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61 cutting board
s.plancha para cortar. -
62 cutting current
s.bisturí eléctrico. -
63 cutting date
s.época del corte, fecha del corte, temporada del corte. -
64 cutting disk
s.disco cortante, disco cortador. -
65 cutting down
s.recorte. -
66 cutting edge
s.1 borde cortante, canto de corte, filo, arista cortante.2 filo del disco, corte del disco. -
67 cutting fluid
s.fluido de cortar. -
68 cutting frequency
s.frecuencia de los cortes. -
69 cutting height
s.altura de corte. -
70 cutting iron
s.cortafrío. -
71 cutting knife
s.cuchillo. -
72 cutting machine
s.máquina cortadora, cortador. -
73 cutting method
s.método de corte. -
74 cutting needle
s.aguja triangular. -
75 cutting objects
s.objetos cortantes. -
76 cutting off
s.desvinculación. -
77 cutting oils
s.coolantes. -
78 cutting program
s.programa de corte, corte de sección forestal. -
79 cutting remark
s.comentario sarcástico, pulla, observación mordaz, frase hiriente. -
80 cutting room
s.sala de montaje.
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