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101 coal drill
nCOAL, MINE perforadora rotativa para carbón f -
102 combined drill and countersink
nMECH ENG, PROD broca y avellanadora combinadas fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > combined drill and countersink
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103 compressed-air drill
nCONST, MECH, MECH ENG perforadora de aire comprimido f, perforadora neumática f -
104 cordless power drill
nMECH ENG taladradora a pilas f, taladradora eléctrica a pilas f -
105 core drill carbide-tipped for concrete
nMECH ENG broca hueca de plaquitas de carburo para hormigón fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > core drill carbide-tipped for concrete
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106 deep-furrow drill
nAGRIC abresurcos m pl, sembradora en líneas f -
107 diamond core drill
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108 diamond drill
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109 distance of drill from column
nMECH ENG distancia de la broca a la columna fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > distance of drill from column
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110 electric drill
nCONST, ELEC, MECH sonda eléctrica f, taladro eléctrico m, taladro mecánico eléctrico m -
111 emergency drill
nSAFE, WATER TRANSP ejercicio de emergencia m, ejercicio de evacuación para casos de emergencia m -
112 fiddle drill
nMECH ENG berbiquí de pecho m, taladro de mano m -
113 fire drill
nPROD, SAFE, THERMO ejercicios de contraincendios m pl, ejercicios de salvamento de incendios m pl, simulacro de incendio m -
114 flat drill
nMECH ENG arrow-headed broca de cabeza de flecha f, broca plana f -
115 gang drill
nPROD perforadora múltiple f, taladradora múltiple f, taladro de cabezales múltiples m -
116 glass drill
nC&G, MECH ENG broca para vidrio f, mecha para vidrio f -
117 grain drill
nAGRIC sembradora en línea f -
118 hammer drill
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119 hand drill
nMECH of headstock, lathe or tailstock aparato de sondeo a mano m, barrena de mano f, perforadora de mano f, taladro de mano m (AmL) -
120 high-speed drill
nMECH under a load taladro rápido m
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