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ræmp(a sloping surface between places, objects etc which are at different levels: The car drove up the ramp from the quay to the ship.) ramparamp n rampatr[ræmp]1 (slope) rampa2 (steps) escalerilla4 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL (slip road) vía de accesoramp ['ræmp] n: rampa fn.• descendedero s.m.• rampa s.f.ræmpa) ( slope) rampa fentrance o on ramp — (AmE) vía f de acceso ( a una autopista)
exit o off ramp — (AmE) vía f de salida ( de una autopista)
b) (on ship, aircraft) ( for passengers) escalerilla f; ( for vehicles) rampa fc) ( platform) elevador md) ( hump) (BrE) desnivel m[ræmp]N (=incline) rampa f ; (on road) rampa f, desnivel m* * *[ræmp]a) ( slope) rampa fentrance o on ramp — (AmE) vía f de acceso ( a una autopista)
exit o off ramp — (AmE) vía f de salida ( de una autopista)
b) (on ship, aircraft) ( for passengers) escalerilla f; ( for vehicles) rampa fc) ( platform) elevador md) ( hump) (BrE) desnivel m -
3 ramp
s.1 rampa ; escalerilla (to plane); resalto, bache (on road) (británico) (de moderación de velocidad)2 desnivel.3 timo, estafa.4 robo a mano armada.5 elevador.6 puerro silvestre, ajo silvestre.7 on ramp -> vía de acceso.v.estafar, timar.vi.1 saltar, brincar, bailar, enredar o divertirse dando saltos o brincos.2 trepar como planta.(pt & pp ramped) -
4 ramp
1) rampa f2) curva de transición fEnglish-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > ramp
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5 Ramp-C benchmark
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6 ramp-to-ramp time
nAIR TRANSP tiempo de rampa a rampa total del viaje m -
7 ramp change of load
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8 ramp generator
nELEC ENG generador de rampa m -
9 ramp metering
nTRANSP medición de rampa f -
10 ramp status
nAIR TRANSP estado de plataforma m -
11 ramp voltage
nELEC, ELEC ENG, PHYS, WATER TRANSP, WAVE PHYS voltaje diente de sierra m -
12 ramp waveform
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13 ramp weight
nAIR TRANSP peso en plataforma m -
14 ramp-closure sign
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15 off-ramp
'ɔːfræmp, 'ɒfræmpnoun (AmE) vía de salida ( de una autopista)['ɒfræmp]N (US) (=on freeway) carril m de salida* * *['ɔːfræmp, 'ɒfræmp]noun (AmE) vía de salida ( de una autopista) -
16 on-ramp
noun (AmE) vía f de acceso ( a una autopista)['ɒnræmp]N (US) (=on freeway) carril m de incorporación* * *noun (AmE) vía f de acceso ( a una autopista) -
17 access ramp
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > access ramp
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18 stepped ramp
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > stepped ramp
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19 access ramp
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20 automatic ramp down
nPROD rampa descendente automática f
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ramp-up — • ramp up v. • ramp up n. To increase over time. We intend to ramp up production in anticipation of holiday demand. Just try not to cramp up … Business English jargon and slang
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