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41 roll-on/roll-off ship
nTRANSP, WATER TRANSP buque transportador de vehículos carreteros y vagones cargados mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > roll-on/roll-off ship
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42 roll-on/roll-off system
nTRANSP, WATER TRANSP sistema de embarque y desembarque autopropulsado mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > roll-on/roll-off system
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43 roll-on/roll-off vessel
nTRANSP, WATER TRANSP buque de transbordo rodado m, buque rolón mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > roll-on/roll-off vessel
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44 roll-in roll-out
s.1 reincorporación a la memoria, descarga a la memoria externa.2 intercambio de programas. -
45 roll-on-roll-off facility
s.facilidad para la carga y descarga autopropulsada.Nuevo Diccionario Inglés-Español > roll-on-roll-off facility
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46 roll-on-roll-off ship
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47 roll away
1.VT + ADV [+ trolley, bed] apartar, quitar; [+ carpet] enrollar, quitar2. VI + ADV1) [ball] alejarse (rodando), irse (rodando); [person] apartarse (rodando); [clouds, mist] disiparse2) (fig) [years] esfumarse[landscape] -
48 roll down
VT + ADV [+ sleeve, stockings, car window, shutter] bajar -
49 roll off
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50 roll past
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51 roll-out
['rǝʊlaʊt]N [of system, product] (=launch) lanzamiento m ; (=development) desarrollo m ; [of new technology] desarrollo m -
52 roll-top desk
['rǝʊltɒp'desk]N buró m, escritorio m de tapa rodadera -
53 roll-up
['rǝʊlʌp]N (Brit) * (=cigarette) cigarrillo m de liar -
54 roll-top
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55 roll roofing
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > roll roofing
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56 roll seam
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > roll seam
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57 roll-over protective structure
(tractors) estructura de protección en caso de vuelcoEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > roll-over protective structure
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58 roll over
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59 roll-over protection frame
(tractors) cuadro de seguridad, estribo de protecciónEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > roll-over protection frame
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60 roll attitude
nSPACE posición de balanceo f, situación de balanceo f
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