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1 powered
adjective (supplied with mechanical power: The machine is powered by electricity; an electrically-powered machine.) accionado, movido poradj.• accionado, -a adj.['paʊǝd]ADJ con motorthe invention of powered flight — la invención del vuelo a or con motor
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2 -powered
['paʊǝd]ADJ (ending in compounds)wind-powered — impulsado por el viento, que funciona con energía eólica
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3 powered
adj.1 accionado.2 eléctrico.pp.participio pasado del verbo POWER.pt.pretérito del verbo POWER. -
4 -powered
sufj.accionado(a), alimentado (a) -
5 high-powered
adjective ((with an engine which is) very powerful: a high-powered motorboat/engine.) de gran potenciatr['haɪ'paʊəd]1 (engine) de gran potencia2 (person) dinámico,-aadj.• de gran potencia adj.'haɪ'paʊərd, ˌhaɪ'paʊədadjective <car/machine> muy potente, de gran potencia; <executive/campaign> dinámico, enérgico; < job> de alto(s) vuelo(s)['haɪ'pauǝd]ADJ1) [engine] de gran potencia2) (fig) (=dynamic) [person] enérgico, dinámico; (=important) importante* * *['haɪ'paʊərd, ˌhaɪ'paʊəd] -
6 battery-powered
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7 atomic-powered
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8 jet-powered
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9 jet-powered
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10 low-powered
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11 nuclear-powered
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12 solar-powered
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13 wind-powered
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14 battery-powered electric vehicle
nTRANSP vehículo eléctrico accionado por acumuladores mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > battery-powered electric vehicle
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15 battery-powered flash unit
nPHOTO unidad de flash alimentada por pilas fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > battery-powered flash unit
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16 battery-powered viewer
nPHOTO visor alimentado por pilas mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > battery-powered viewer
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17 diesel-powered compressor
nMECH ENG compresor a diesel mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > diesel-powered compressor
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18 fan-powered burner
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19 nuclear-powered
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20 self-powered
adjELEC ENG autoalimentado, automático
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