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n.• avistamiento s.m.'vjuːɪŋb) c ( at an art gallery) vernissage m['vjuːɪŋ]1. Nthe gallery will be open for a private viewing this evening — la galería estará abierta esta noche para una visita privada
2) (TV)a) (=act)"unsuitable for family viewing" — "no apto para ver en familia"
we strictly limit our children's TV viewing — limitamos el tiempo que nuestros hijos ven la televisión de manera estricta
your weekend viewing — sus programas or su programación para el fin de semana
the series has become compulsive viewing — la serie se ha convertido en un programa que no debe perderse
2.CPDTV viewing figures NPL — cifras fpl de audiencia televisiva
viewing gallery N — (gen) galería f para observadores; (balcony-shaped) palco m para observadores
viewing habits NPL — hábitos mpl de los telespectadores or televidentes
peak 3.viewing platform N — plataforma f de observación
viewing public N — telespectadores mpl, televidentes mpl
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2 viewing
nPRINT visualización f -
3 viewing
s.1 (película, programa de TV)for home viewing para ver en casathis program is essential viewing no te debes/se debe perder este programa2 visita (de casa)ger.gerundio del verbo VIEW. -
4 viewing point
viewing point n mirador -
5 viewing theater
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6 viewing angle
nCINEMAT ángulo de visión m -
7 viewing chamber
nINSTR recámara de observación f, recámara de visión f -
8 viewing lens
nCINEMAT, OPT, PHOTO, TV lente enfocadora f -
9 viewing magnifier
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10 viewing port
nSPACE puerto de observación m -
11 viewing theatre
n (BrE)CINEMAT cine m, sala de proyección f -
12 viewing transformation
nCOMP&DP transformación de visualización fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > viewing transformation
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13 viewing window
nCOMP&DP ventana de visualización f (Esp), ventanilla de vista f (AmL)INSTR mirilla f, ventana de observación f -
14 viewing area
s.área de visión. -
15 viewing gallery
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16 viewing habits
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17 viewing platform
s.plataforma de observación. -
18 viewing public
s.audiencia televisiva. -
19 secondary viewing tube
nINSTR tubo de enfoque secundario mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > secondary viewing tube
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20 private viewing
s.visita privada.
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