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1 swinging
1 advWATER TRANSP mooring borneando proa al viento2 nMECH ENG balanceo m, oscilación f, pendulación f, vibración f -
2 swinging
adjective (fashionable and exciting: the swinging city of London.) moderno; con mucha marchatr['swɪŋɪŋ]2 familiar (sexually) desinhibido,-aadj.• giratorio, -a adj.n.• balanceo s.m.• bamboleo s.m.• cimbreo s.m.• vaivén s.m.'swɪŋɪŋa) (lively, fashionable) (colloq) con mucha marcha (fam), con mucho swing (fam)b) (bouncing, rhythmic) (before n) <step/gait> cadencioso['swɪŋɪŋ]1. ADJ1) (lit)the rhythmic swinging motion of his axe against the wood — el rítmico vaivén or balanceo de su hacha al golpear la madera
2) † * (=lively) [city, party] con mucha marcha *swinging London — el Londres marchoso or de la marcha *
3) [music, rhythm] con swing2.N vaivén m, oscilación f3.CPDswinging door N — (US) puerta f de vaivén, puerta f de batiente
* * *['swɪŋɪŋ]a) (lively, fashionable) (colloq) con mucha marcha (fam), con mucho swing (fam)b) (bouncing, rhythmic) (before n) <step/gait> cadencioso -
3 swinging
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4 swinging door
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5 swinging door
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > swinging door
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6 swinging-arm unloader
mano mecánica, mano portadoraEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > swinging-arm unloader
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7 swinging across the face
nWATER dragado circular mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > swinging across the face
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8 swinging back
nPHOTO tapa posterior giratoria f -
9 swinging choke
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10 swinging chute
nCONST conducto oscilante m -
11 swinging crusher
nMECH ENG rodillo perfilador giratorio m, triturador giratorio m, triturador oscilante m -
12 swinging door
nCONST puerta de vaivén f -
13 swinging movement
nMECH ENG movimiento de oscilación m, movimiento de péndulo m, movimiento oscilante m -
14 swinging post
nCONST poste de vaivén m -
15 swinging round
nCONST giro m -
16 swinging screen
nPROD criba oscilante f -
17 swinging valve
nPROD distribuidor oscilante m, válvula oscilante f -
18 swinging choke
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19 swinging door
s.puerta de vaivén, puerta de batiente, puerta abatible. -
20 swinging-door
adj.de la puerta de vaivén.
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