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1 weld
weld
1. verb(to join (pieces of metal) by pressure, often using heat, electricity etc.) soldar
2. noun(a joint made by welding.) soldadura- welderweld vb soldartr[weld]1 soldadura1 soldar2 figurative use soldar, unir1 soldarseweld ['wɛld] v: soldarweld n: soldadura fv.• caldear v.• juntar v.• soldar v.n.• gualdo s.m.• soldadura s.f.weld
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transitive verb soldar*
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vi soldar*[weld]1.N soldadura f2.VT (Tech) soldarto weld together — (lit) soldar; (fig) unir, unificar
we must weld them together into a new body — hemos de unirlos or unificarlos para formar un nuevo organismo
3.VI soldarse* * *[weld]
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transitive verb soldar*
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2 weld
1 nMETALL, NUCL, PROD, THERMO soldadura f2 vtMECH, PROD, THERMO soldar -
3 weld
s.1 soldadura.2 Weld, nombre propio.3 gualda.vt.1 soldar.2 soldarse.(pt & pp welded) -
4 weld
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5 weld bead
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6 weld metal
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7 weld region
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8 weld strength check
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9 weld
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10 weld rod
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11 weld torch
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12 weld cycle time
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13 weld
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14 spot-weld
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15 butt weld
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16 double-bevel weld
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17 double-vee weld
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18 fillet weld
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19 full-penetration butt weld
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20 full-penetration weld
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > full-penetration weld
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