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101 wire rope clamp
nPROD mordaza de cables metálicos f -
102 wire rope sling
nSAFE eslinga de cable de acero f, estrobo de cable de acero m -
103 bell rope
s.cuerda de campana. -
104 bell-rope
s.cuerda o soga de campana. -
105 cable-laid rope
s.estacha. -
106 climbing rope
s.cuerda de nudos, cuerda de trepar. -
107 end-of-rope
adj.de final de soga, del final de la cuerda, del final de la soga. -
108 esparto rope
s.tomiza. -
109 guest rope
s.falsa amarra. -
110 guide rope
s.1 cuerda guía, cuerda de guía, cable-guía.2 cuerda de arrastre, arrastradera, cuerda freno. -
111 guy rope
s.cuerda tensora, cable tensor, viento. -
112 hangman's rope
s.soga de ahorcamiento, dogal. -
113 jump rope
s.cuerda de saltar, comba.v.saltar la cuerda. -
114 jumping rope
s.comba, cuerda de saltar. -
115 knotted rope
s.cuerda de nudos. -
116 leech rope
s.relinga de caída. -
117 Manila rope
s.cuerda de cáñamo, cuerda de abacá. -
118 mooring rope
s.amarra, amarra del barco, barloa. -
119 pita rope
s.cordel de pita, cabuya. -
120 right-hand rope
s.soga de hebras torcidas de izquierda a derecha.
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