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41 lift pipe
nCONST tubería elevada f -
42 lift piston
nPROD pistón elevador m -
43 lift pump
nHYDRAUL, WATER bomba impelente f -
44 lift shaft
nAIR TRANSP eje de elevación m -
45 lift truck
nPACK carretilla elevadora f -
46 lift valve
nHYDRAUL válvula de movimiento vertical f -
47 lift wall
nWATER of canal lock muro de caída m -
48 lift-and-force pump
nWATER bomba aspirante-impelente f -
49 lift-drag ratio
AIR TRANSP coeficiente de rendimiento aerodinámico m, aircraft efficiency coeficiente de planeo mPHYS rendimiento aerodinámico mWATER TRANSP naval architecture rendimiento hidrodinámico m -
50 lift-pull-and-push jack and cramp
nMECH ENG jack conmutador en contrafase mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > lift-pull-and-push jack and cramp
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51 lift-to-drag ratio
nFUELLESS fineza f, rendimiento aerodinámico m -
52 lift-type device
nFUELLESS dispositivo de elevación vertical m -
53 lift-up furnace
nHEAT horno elevado m -
54 lift-up table
nMECH ENG mesa de costados abatibles f, mesa de faldón f -
55 lift assessment
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56 lift attendant
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57 lift cage
s.caja de ascensor. -
58 lift down
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59 lift off
v.1 levantar, levantar del suelo.2 levantar vuelo, despegar, levantar el vuelo, tomar vuelo.vi.despegar (rocket) -
60 lift operator
s.ascensorista, operador de ascensor, operador del ascensor.
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