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1 propellant
tr[prə'pelənt]1 propulsante nombre masculino: propulsor m[prǝ'pelǝnt]N propulsor m ; (=aerosol etc) propelente m -
2 propellant
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3 propellant
adj.propulsor.s.1 propelente, carga de proyección, gas inerte que sirve para dispensar el contenido de un aerosol.2 propulsor. -> propellent -
4 propellant force
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5 propellant fuel
nSPACE combustible propulsante m, combustible propulsor m -
6 propellant grain
nSPACE grano propulsor m -
7 propellant mass
nSPACE masa propulsora f -
8 liquid propellant
nSPACE, THERMO combustible líquido m, propulsante líquido m, propulsor líquido m -
9 aerosol propellant
nPETR TECH propulsor por aerosol m -
10 cryogenic propellant
nSPACE propulsante criogénico m -
11 hydrocarbon aerosol propellant
nPETR TECH propulsor de aerosol de hidrocarburos mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > hydrocarbon aerosol propellant
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12 liquid propellant systems
English-Spanish technical dictionary > liquid propellant systems
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13 liquid-propellant rocket
nTHERMO cohete con propulsante líquido mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > liquid-propellant rocket
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14 rocket propellant
nMILIT, SPACE propulsante cohético m -
15 slush propellant
nSPACE propulsor de líquidos densos m -
16 solid propellant
nSPACE propelente sólido m, propulsor sólido m -
17 solid-propellant rocket
nSPACE cohete de propelente sólido m, cohete de propulsor sólido mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > solid-propellant rocket
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18 solid-propellant system
nSPACE sistema de propelentes sólidos mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > solid-propellant system
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19 storable propellant
nSPACE propelente almacenable m, propulsor almacenable m -
20 rocket propellant
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propellant — propellant, propellent The noun propellant, meaning ‘a thing that propels’ (especially a rocket fuel or the agent in aerosol sprays), is the more familiar word. Propellent is an adjective meaning ‘capable of driving or pushing forward’ … Modern English usage
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propellant — [prə pel′ənt, prōpel′ənt] n. a person or thing that propels; specif., a) the explosive charge that propels a projectile from a gun ☆ b) the fuel and oxidizer used to propel a rocket … English World dictionary
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propellant — UK [prəˈpelənt] / US noun [countable/uncountable] Word forms propellant : singular propellant plural propellants 1) a substance used for making something move forwards, for example fuel for sending a rocket into space 2) a gas used for forcing a… … English dictionary
propellant — raketinis kuras statusas T sritis chemija apibrėžtis Raketiniuose varikliuose naudojamas medžiagų mišinys. atitikmenys: angl. propellant; rocket propellant rus. ракетное топливо … Chemijos terminų aiškinamasis žodynas
propellant — pro|pel|lant [prəˈpelənt] n [U and C] 1.) an explosive for firing a bullet or ↑rocket 2.) gas which is used in an ↑aerosol to ↑spray out a liquid >propellant adj … Dictionary of contemporary English