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21 pig iron
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22 pig bed
nMETALL, PROD era de colada f -
23 pig boiling
nPROD pudelación húmeda f, pudelaje caliente m -
24 pig iron
nMETALL, PROD arrabio m, fundición bruta de primera fusión f, hierro en lingotes m -
25 pig lead
nPROD plomo en lincotes m, plomo en panes m -
26 pig metal
nMETALL, PROD metal de colada m -
27 pig mould
n (BrE)PROD molde de lingote m -
28 pig of iron
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29 pig of lead
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30 pig yard
nMETALL, PROD foundry parque de arrabio m -
31 pig-and-ore process
nPROD procedimiento de fundición y mineral m -
32 pig-iron breaker
nMETALL, PROD rompelingotes m -
33 pig-iron yard
nMETALL, PROD foundry parque de arrabio m -
34 pig bed
s.era de colada. -
35 pig breed
s.raza de cerdo, raza porcina. -
36 pig breeding
s.cría de cerdos. -
37 pig farm
s.granja porcina. -
38 pig farmer
s.porcicultor, chanchero. -
39 pig farming
s.explotación porcina, cría de cerdos. -
40 pig fat
s.grasa de cerdo.
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