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21 I-girder
nCONST jácena en doble T f, viga principal en doble T f -
22 U-shaped track girder
nTRANSP traviesa de vía en U fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > U-shaped track girder
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23 bowstring girder
nCONST viga elástica f -
24 box girder
nCONST viga cajón f, viga tubular f -
25 box-girder bridge
nCONST puente de viga cajón m -
26 box-section track-girder
nTRANSP traviesa de sección rectangular hueca f, traviesa hueca de sección rectangular fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > box-section track-girder
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27 broad-flange girder
nCONST viga de ala ancha f -
28 built-up girder
nCONST viga armada f -
29 centre girder
n (BrE)WATER TRANSP shipbuilding quilla vertical f -
30 closed box girder
nTRANSP viga tubular cerrada f -
31 composite girder
nCONST viga compuesta f -
32 compound girder
nCONST viga compuesta f -
33 deck girder
nWATER TRANSP eslora f -
34 hollow-type track girder
nTRANSP traviesa hueca de vía fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > hollow-type track girder
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35 hull girder
nWATER TRANSP shipbuilding buque viga m, viga-casco f -
36 inverted T-shaped track girder
nTRANSP traviesa en forma de T invertida fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > inverted T-shaped track girder
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37 iron girder
nCONST viga principal de hierro f -
38 lattice girder
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39 lattice-girder arch
nCONST arco de viga de celosía m -
40 main girder
nCONST viga principal f
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