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101 slope
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102 static
1 adjCOMP&DP, ELEC ENG estático2 nELEC ENG electricidad estática fTV ruido atmosférico m, ruido de estática m -
103 thermal
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104 transverse
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105 trim
12 nAIR TRANSP centrado m, compensado m, equilibrado m, estabilizado m, reglaje mCINEMAT, PAPER, PRINT recorte m (Esp)SPACE spacecraft equilibrio en vuelo rectilíneo m, asiento mWATER TRANSP of boat, cargo arrumaje m, arrumazón m, asiento m, romaneo m3 vtAIR TRANSP estabilizarCINEMAT recortarMECH cepillar, rebabar, recortar, ajustarPAPER desbarbarPRINT recortarSPACE spacecraft asentar, equilibrar, estibarWATER TRANSP sailboat arranchar, poner a son de mar -
106 vertical
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107 security
adj.prendario.s.1 seguridad (stability, safety)2 garantía, aval (finanzas) (for loan)securities valores4 certificado de garantía, garantía, arras, fianza.5 valor, título.(plural securities) -
108 stableness
s.estabilidad.-> STABILITY.
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