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1 roof truss
nCONST armadura de cubierta f, par m -
2 roof
nCOAL bóveda f, roca del techo fCONST of tunnel, cave techumbre f, top of building techo m, exterior upper covering of building tejado mMINE bóveda f, roca del techo fPROD of fire box cielo mRAIL, VEH techo m -
3 brace
1 nAIR TRANSP abrazadera f, atadura f, refuerzo mCOAL piso de maniobra m, tirante mCONST in lattice truss tirante m, riostra f, trussed frame or partition anclaje m, wooden roof truss puntal m, abrazadera f, face of timbers jabalcón m, carpenter's bitstock berbiquí m, engineer's racketbrace taladro mHYDRAUL abrazadera f, anclaje mMECH berbiquí m, taladro mMINE piso de maniobra mSPACE riostra f, tirante m2 vtMECH, MECH ENG abrazar, apuntalar, armar, reforzarWATER TRANSP yard bracear, brazar -
4 brace against wind pressure
vtCONST roof, truss contraventearEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > brace against wind pressure
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5 crown post
nCONST of roof truss montaje vertical m -
6 king rod
nCONST of roof-truss pendolón m -
7 strut
nAUTO puntal mCOAL contrete de apoyo m, larguero m, montante m, puntal grueso m, riostra f, vela fCONST placed between walls of trench columna f, montante m, timbering puntal m, between straining beam and tie beam in wooden frame riostra f, brace codal m, between rafter and king post, tie-beam in wooden roof truss poste mMECH, PACK poste m, puntal mVEH montante mWATER TRANSP of shaft arbotante m -
8 tie bar
nAIR TRANSP helicopter barra de unión fCONST of iron or steel roof-truss traviesa de separación fMECH ENG tension member barra de anclaje f, barra de conexión f, tirante m, varilla de unión f -
9 tie beam
nCONST of wooden roof-truss riostra f -
10 tie rod
nAUTO barra de acoplamiento de las ruedas motrices f, varilla de conexión f, varilla de unión f, barra de acoplamiento fC&G varilla de amarre fCONST of iron or steel roof-truss tirante mMECH varilla de unión fMECH ENG tension member varilla de conexión f, tensor m, barra tirante f, varilla de tensión fVEH barra de acoplamiento de las ruedas motrices f, barra de acoplamiento fWATER TRANSP construction of engine tirante m, barra tensora f, barra tensada f -
11 collar
1 nC&G Danner tube drawing process collarín mCONST headpiece or cap of set collar mMECH collarín m, anillo m, cuello m, manguito m, aro m, collar m, espiga f, casquillo mMECH ENG collarín m, collar m, on shaft cuello m, on coupling aro m, anillo m, tools espiga f, manguito m, casquillo mPETR TECH, PETROL aro m, collar m, cuello m, cupla f, unión f2 vt
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