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41 fuel economy
nTHERMO economía de combustible f -
42 fuel efficiency
nSPACE rendimiento del combustible m -
43 fuel expansion box
nAIR TRANSP caja de expansión del combustible f -
44 fuel filter
nAIR TRANSP, AUTO filtro del combustible m -
45 fuel funnel
nHEAT embudo para el combustible m -
46 fuel gas
nGAS gas combustible m -
47 fuel gauge indicator
n (BrE)AIR TRANSP, AUTO, VEH indicador de combustible m, medidor del combustible m -
48 fuel gauge transmitter
n (BrE)AIR TRANSP transmisor del indicador del combustible m, transmisor del nivel de combustible mAUTO, TRANSP, VEH transmisor del indicador del combustible mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > fuel gauge transmitter
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49 fuel grade
nAIR TRANSP grado del combustible m -
50 fuel high-pressure pump
nAUTO, VEH bomba de combustible de alta presión fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > fuel high-pressure pump
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51 fuel indicator
nAIR TRANSP, AUTO, VEH indicador de combustible m -
52 fuel injection
nAUTO, HEAT ENG, THERMO, VEH inyección de combustible f -
53 fuel injector
nAUTO, HEAT ENG, MECH ENG, THERMO, VEH inyector de combustible m -
54 fuel jettison
nAIR TRANSP lanzamiento de combustible m -
55 fuel line
nAUTO, VEH circuito de combustible m, línea de combustible f, tubería de combustible f -
56 fuel load
nAIR TRANSP carga de combustible f -
57 fuel man
nSPACE provisión de combustible f -
58 fuel measuring unit
nSPACE unidad de mediación de combustible f -
59 fuel nozzle
nAUTO, MECH ENG, VEH boquilla de combustible f, tobera de combustible f -
60 fuel pipe
nAUTO, VEH tubo de combustible m
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fuel — fuel … Dictionnaire des rimes
fuel — [ fjul ] n. m. • 1944; fuel oil 1921; mot angl. « huile combustible » ♦ Anglic. Mazout. ⇒ fioul. ● fuel ou fuel oil nom masculin (anglais fuel, combustible, et oil, huile) Combustible liquide, brun foncé ou noir, plus ou moins visqueux, provenant … Encyclopédie Universelle
Fuel — Fu el, n. [OF. fouail, fuail, or fouaille, fuaille, LL. focalium, focale, fr. L. focus hearth, fireplace, in LL., fire. See {Focus}.] [Formerly written also {fewel.}] 1. Any matter used to produce heat by burning; that which feeds fire;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Fuel — Fu el, v. t. 1. To feed with fuel. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] Never, alas I the dreadful name, That fuels the infernal flame. Cowley. [1913 Webster] 2. To store or furnish with fuel or firing. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] Well watered and well fueled. Sir H … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Fuel — (englisch für Treibstoff) bezeichnet: Fuel (Computerspiel), ein Computerspiel Fuel (Band), eine US amerikanische Band ein Lied von Metallica auf dem Album ReLoad (Metallica) ein Album von Raised Fist … Deutsch Wikipedia
Fuel — Fuel: Fuel (песня) сингл американской рок группы Metallica. Fuel (игра) видеоигра в жанре автомобильных гонок … Википедия
fuel — s. m. 1. Combustível líquido marrom escuro ou preto, mais ou menos viscoso, proveniente da destilação do petróleo bruto. 2. fuel doméstico: gasóleo de aquecimento, de cor vermelha para se distinguir do carburante. = MAZUTE • Sinônimo geral: FUEL… … Dicionário da Língua Portuguesa
fuel — o fuel oil (del inglés) sustantivo masculino 1. (no contable) Combustible que procede del refinado y destilación del petróleo: El fuel se utiliza, sobre todo, como combustible para la cale facción … Diccionario Salamanca de la Lengua Española
fuel — [fyo͞o′əl, fyo͞ol] n. [ME fewell < OFr fouaille < ML fuale, focale < foca, hearth, for L focus, fireplace: see FOCUS] 1. any material, as coal, oil, gas, wood, etc., burned to supply heat or power 2. fissile material from which nuclear… … English World dictionary
fuel up — [phrasal verb] : to put fuel into a car, airplane, etc. They fueled up for their long journey home. • • • Main Entry: ↑fuel … Useful english dictionary
fuel — [n] something providing energy ammunition, combustible, electricity, encouragement, food, gas, incitement, juice, material, means, nourishment, propellant, provocation; concepts 467,520,523,661 fuel [v] give energy to charge, fan, feed, fill ‘er… … New thesaurus