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1 spring
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2 spring hanger pin
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3 clevis
nMECH safety hook, spring hook, clip hook ojete m, abrazadera f, horquilla fMECH ENG horquilla f, safety hook, spring hook, clip hook ojete m, abrazadera f, shackle, U bolt with pin or screw grillete m -
4 draw
1 nMECH, MECH ENG ángulo de retiro mPAPER tracción f, tiro m2 vtMECH ENG trefilarTEXTIL estirarWATER TRANSP arriar, calar3 vi -
5 contact
nAIR TRANSP, AUTO, COMP&DP, ELEC, ELEC ENG contacto mGEOL contacto m, plano de separación mP&R, PROD contacto m -
6 cylindrical
1 adjGEOL, GEOM, MECH ENG cilíndrico2 -
7 main
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8 pressure
12 nGAS, HYDRAUL presión fMECH fixed equipment carga f, impulso m, presión f, tensión fPHYS, POLL, REFRIG, SPACE presión f -
9 release
1 nCOMP&DP emisión f, lanzamiento m, liberación f, versión fELEC, ELEC ENG desconexión f, interrupción f, liberación fHYDRAUL distribución f, emisión f, escape m, salida fMECH ENG tripping device disparador m, mecanismo de disparo m, liberación f, relevador mPAPER antiadhesivo mTELECOM liberación f2 vtAUTO, CHEM soltarCINEMAT dispararELEC ENG interrumpirGAS aflojar, desacoplar, emitir, liberar, soltarMECH, MECH ENG desconectar, desembragar, desengranar, soltarPHYS desprenderPROD desconectar, desembragar, desenganchar, dispararVEH soltar -
10 safety
1 nMECH, QUALITY, SAFE seguridad f2
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Spring back — Spring Spring, n. [AS. spring a fountain, a leap. See {Spring}, v. i.] 1. A leap; a bound; a jump. [1913 Webster] The prisoner, with a spring, from prison broke. Dryden. [1913 Webster] 2. A flying back; the resilience of a body recovering its… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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