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21 engine bypass air
nAIR TRANSP aire de desvío del motor m, aire de derivación del motor m -
22 engine capacity
nVEH rendimiento del motor m -
23 engine coasting-down time
nAIR TRANSP tiempo de funcionamiento por inercia del motor mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > engine coasting-down time
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24 engine combustion-chamber
nMECH ENG cámara de combustión del motor fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > engine combustion-chamber
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25 engine compartment
nVEH compartimiento del motor m -
26 engine cradle
nAIR TRANSP, AUTO, VEH bancada del motor f -
27 engine crank
nMECH ENG manubrio del motor m -
28 engine de-icing
nAIR TRANSP deshielo del motor m -
29 engine exhaust system
nMECH ENG, WATER TRANSP sistema de escape de la máquina m, sistema de escape del motor mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > engine exhaust system
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30 engine failure
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31 engine fan
nAUTO ventilador del motor m -
32 engine fitting
nMECH ENG accesorio del motor m -
33 engine flameout
nAIR TRANSP, SPACE apagado del motor m, apague del motor m, extinción del motor fVEH extinción del motor f -
34 engine flywheel
nMECH ENG volante del motor m -
35 engine frame
nMECH ENG batiente de la máquina m, batiente del motor mWATER TRANSP polín de la máquina principal m -
36 engine fuel supply
nMECH ENG, WATER TRANSP abastecimiento de combustible para la máquina m -
37 engine fuel system
nMECH ENG sistema de combustible del motor m -
38 engine hoist
nAIR TRANSP elevador del motor m -
39 engine house
nPROD casa de máquinas f -
40 engine instruments
n plAIR TRANSP instrumentos del motor m pl
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