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1 strut
past tense, past participle - strutted; verb(to walk in a stiff, proud way: The cock strutted about the farmyard; The man was strutting along looking very pleased with himself.) pavonearsetr[strʌt]2 (way of walking) contoneo, pavoneo1 pavonearse, contonearsestrut n1) : pavoneo mhe walked with a strut: se pavoneaba2) : puntal m (en construcción, etc.)n.• ademe s.m.• codal s.m.• contoneo s.m.• montante s.m.• pavoneo s.m.• puntal s.m.• tornapunta s.f.v.• apuntalar v.• contonearse v.• pavonear v.• pavonearse v.
I strʌtintransitive verb - tt- (+ adv compl)to strut around o about — pavonearse
he strutted into/out of the room — entró en/salió de la habitación pavoneándose or dándose aires
II
I [strʌt]1.VI (also: strut about, strut along) pavonearse, contonearseto strut into a room — entrar dándose aires or pavoneándose en una habitación
2.VT- strut one's stuff
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[strʌt]N (=beam) puntal m, riostra f* * *
I [strʌt]intransitive verb - tt- (+ adv compl)to strut around o about — pavonearse
he strutted into/out of the room — entró en/salió de la habitación pavoneándose or dándose aires
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2 strut
nAUTO puntal mCOAL contrete de apoyo m, larguero m, montante m, puntal grueso m, riostra f, vela fCONST placed between walls of trench columna f, montante m, timbering puntal m, between straining beam and tie beam in wooden frame riostra f, brace codal m, between rafter and king post, tie-beam in wooden roof truss poste mMECH, PACK poste m, puntal mVEH montante mWATER TRANSP of shaft arbotante m -
3 strut
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4 strut
s.1 riostra (for frame); montante (aviación)2 puntal, arriostre.3 pavoneo, pavonada.v.1 pavonearse, pavonear, garbear.2 apuntalar.vi.pavonearse.(pt & pp strutted) -
5 strut-action pawl motion
nMECH ENG movimiento del trinquete activador del puntal mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > strut-action pawl motion
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6 brace strut
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7 MacPherson strut
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8 to strut one's stuff
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9 adjustable steel strut
(trench shoring) gato de tornillo, gato (cric) de husilloEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > adjustable steel strut
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10 MacPherson strut front suspension
nAUTO, VEH suspensión frontal de puntal MacPherson fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > MacPherson strut front suspension
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11 bonding strut
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12 brace strut
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13 horizontal strut
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14 jumper strut
nWATER TRANSP mast cruceta f, violín m -
15 landing-gear main shock strut
nAIR TRANSP soporte de choque principal del tren de aterrizaje mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > landing-gear main shock strut
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16 landing-gear shock strut compression
nAIR TRANSP compresión del puntal de choque del tren de aterrizaje fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > landing-gear shock strut compression
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17 main landing gear brace strut
nAIR TRANSP puntal oblicuo del tren de aterrizaje principal mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > main landing gear brace strut
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18 throw-out fork strut
nAUTO, VEH puntal de la horquilla de desembrague m -
19 drag strut
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20 oleo strut
s.pata oleoneumática.
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