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121 tráfico ferroviario
(n.) = train trafficEx. This is still the only port to test all outbound container truck and train traffic for radiation.* * *(n.) = train trafficEx: This is still the only port to test all outbound container truck and train traffic for radiation.
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122 tránsito peatonal
m.pedestrian traffic.* * *(n.) = foot trafficEx. Hidden among the shops (and foot traffic) of Reid Street, this new product requires sleuthlike skills to find.* * *(n.) = foot trafficEx: Hidden among the shops (and foot traffic) of Reid Street, this new product requires sleuthlike skills to find.
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123 vial
adj.road.seguridad vial road safetym.1 phial (frasco).2 avenue, boulevard.* * *► adjetivo1 road1 (camino) road\seguridad vial road safety————————1 (frasquito) phial* * *1.reglamento vial — (=control) traffic control; (=código) rules [pl] of the road, highway code
seguridad vial — road safety, safety on the road(s)
2.SM road* * *adjetivo road (before n)* * *----* código de seguridad vial = highway safety code.* seguridad vial = road safety, highway safety.* señalización vial = road signage.* señal vial = road sign.* * *adjetivo road (before n)* * ** código de seguridad vial = highway safety code.* seguridad vial = road safety, highway safety.* señalización vial = road signage.* señal vial = road sign.* * *road ( before n)* * *
vial adjetivo
road ( before n)
vial adjetivo road
' vial' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
ampolla
English:
road safety
- sign
- speech
- marking
- road
* * *♦ adjroad;seguridad vial road safety♦ nm[frasco] phial, vial* * *I adj road atr ;seguridad vial road safetyII m MED vial, phial* * *vial adj: road, traffic -
124 atochamiento
SM Cono Sur traffic jam* * ** * ** * *( Chi)1 (de vehículos) traffic jam, tailback2 (de mercaderías) backlog, build-up3 (de personas) crush* * *atochamiento nmChile1. [de autos] traffic jam2. [de personas] crush;la gran cantidad de usuarios provocó un atochamiento en la red the large number of users jammed the network -
125 desacostumbrarse
1 (perder la costumbre) to get out of the habit (de, of), lose the habit (de, of), give up (de, -)2 (perder la tolerancia) to be no longer used (a, to)■ me he desacostumbrado al calor I'm no longer used to the heat, I can't take the heat any more* * *VPR* * *verbo pronominal to get out of the habitdesacostumbrarse a + inf — to get out of the habit of -ing
* * *verbo pronominal to get out of the habitdesacostumbrarse a + inf — to get out of the habit of -ing
* * *desacostumbrarse [A1 ]se ha desacostumbrado a comerlo he's got out of the habit o he's lost the habit of eating itse desacostumbró al tráfico de la ciudad she forgot what city traffic was like, she was no longer used to city traffic* * *
desacostumbrarse ( conjugate desacostumbrarse) verbo pronominal
to get out of the habit;
desacostumbrarse a hacer algo to get out of the habit of doing sth;
* * *vprto get out of the habit;me he desacostumbrado a vivir en el campo I'm not used to living in the country any more;se había desacostumbrado a los rigores invernales he'd forgotten what the harsh winters were like* * *v/r:desacostumbrarse a algo get out of the habit of sth -
126 tráfico aéreo
m.air traffic.* * *air traffic* * ** * ** * *air traffic -
127 tráfico
nmtraffic ntráfico aéreo air traffictráfico de armas arms tradetráfico por carretera road traffictráfico por ferrocarril rail traffictráfico maritime sea traffic -
128 agente de tráfico
• forwarding agent• traffic• traffic area• traffic lights• traffic pilot• traffic regulation
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