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1 cranked finishing tool
nMECH ENG herramienta de acabado acodada fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > cranked finishing tool
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2 boring tool
nCOAL barrena fCONST barrena f, perforadora f, sondeo m, taladro mMECH barrena f, broca f, herramienta de sondeo f, taladradora f, for roughing herramienta de taladrar en desbaste f, for finishing herramienta de taladrar en acabado fMECH ENG broca f, for roughing herramienta de taladrar en desbaste f, herramienta de sondeo f, taladradora f, barrena f, for finishing herramienta de taladrar en acabado fMINE barrena f, broca f, herramienta de taladrar en acabado f, taladradora f, herramienta de taladrar en desbaste f, herramienta de sondeo fPETROL barrena f -
3 cranked
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4 machine
nMECH ENG ajuste de la carrera sin parar la máquina mMECH ENG máquina para soldar, afilar y ajustar sierras de banda fPACK máquina para colocar y extraer objetos envasados en láminas al vacío fMECH ENG máquina combinada de soldadura, contracción y doblado fn (CMIPM)TELECOM máquina de protocolos de información de gestión común fMECH ENG máquina rectificadora cilíndrica universal de control numérico f12 nAUTO máquina fC&G máquina f, for making handles torno mCOMP&DP ordenador m (Esp), computadora f (AmL), computador m (AmL)ELEC ENG mecanismo m, máquina fPROD máquina f3 vtMECH maquinar, trabajar -
5 hand
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6 press
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