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21 floating capital
float.ing cap.i.tal[floutiŋ k'æpitəl] n capital circulante. -
22 floating cargo
float.ing car.go[fl'outiŋ ka:gou] n carga flutuante. -
23 floating debt
float.ing debt[fl'outiŋ det] n dívida flutuante. -
24 floating gang
float.ing gang[fl'outiŋ gæŋ] grupo de trabalhadores (em geral na via férrea) que fazem serviços e reparos mas não estão alocados em uma área em particular. -
25 floating harbor
float.ing har.bor[fl'outiŋ ha:rbə] n = link=%20floating%20harbour floating harbour. -
26 floating harbour
float.ing har.bour[fl'outiŋ ha:bə] n porto flutuante. -
27 floating ice
float.ing ice[fl'outiŋ ais] n gelo movediço, flutuante. -
28 floating island
float.ing is.land[fl'outiŋ ailənd] n ilha flutuante, artificial. Cook ovos nevados. -
29 floating kidney
float.ing kid.ney[fl'outiŋ kidni] n Anat rim flutuante, rim caído. -
30 floating laborer
float.ing la.bor.er[fl'outiŋ leibərə] Com mão-de-obra flutuante ou circulante. -
31 floating liability
float.ing li.a.bil.i.ty[fl'outiŋ laiəbiliti] n Com passivo flutuante. -
32 floating light
float.ing light[fl'outiŋ lait] n navio-farol, bóia luminosa. -
33 floating pier
float.ing pier[fl'outiŋ piə] n cais flutuante. -
34 floating platform
float.ing plat.form[fl'outiŋ plætfɔ:m] n plataforma móvel. -
35 floating ribs
float.ing ribs[fl'outiŋ ribz] n pl Anat costelas flutuantes: os dois pares de costelas inferiores que se articulam em outras costelas. -
36 floating rig
float.ing rig[fl'outiŋ rig] n plataforma móvel de petróleo. -
37 floating sheave
float.ing sheave[floutiŋ ʃi:v] n Mech polia oscilante. -
38 floating stock
float.ing stock[floutiŋ stɔ'k] bens ou ações que não são mantidas para investimento permanente, passível de especulação.————————floating stockcapital em circulação. -
39 floating supply
float.ing sup.ply[fl'outiŋ səplai] n estoque disponível. -
40 floating tool
float.ing tool[fl'outiŋ tu:l] n Tech ferramenta oscilante.
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