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41 aglutinación mediata
f.mediate agglutination. -
42 arbitrar entre
v.to arbitrate between, to mediate between. -
43 auscultación mediata
f.mediate auscultation. -
44 causa remota
f.causa remota, mediate cause, remote cause. -
45 contacto mediato
m.mediate contact. -
46 descendencia mediata
f.mediate descent. -
47 interés mediato
m.mediate interest, indirect interest. -
48 irrigación mediata
f.mediate irrigation. -
49 ligación mediata
f.mediate ligation. -
50 mediato
adj.mediate. -
51 poder incidental
m.mediate powers. -
52 poder necesario
m.mediate powers. -
53 prueba derivada
f.secondary evidence, mediate testimony. -
54 terapéutica mediata
f.mediate therapeutics. -
55 tercerear
v.to mediate, to arbitrate.
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