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1 water filter
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2 water filter
nWATER, WATER TRANSP filtro de agua m -
3 water filter
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4 hard water filter
nWATER filtro para agua calcárea m -
5 water
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6 filter
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1. noun1) (a strainer or other device through which liquid, gas, smoke etc can pass, but not solid material: A filter is used to make sure that the oil is clean and does not contain any dirt; (also adjective) filter paper.) filtro2) (a kind of screening plate used to change or correct certain colours: If you are taking photographs in sun and snow, you should use a blue filter.) filtro
2. verb1) ((of liquids) to (become) clean by passing through a filter: The rain-water filtered into a tank.) filtrar2) (to come bit by bit or gradually: The news filtered out.) filtrarse•filter1 n filtrofilter2 vb filtrar / filtrarsetr['fɪltəSMALLr/SMALL]1 filtro1 filtrar1 filtrarse2 (move gradually) moverse poco a poco3 SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL girar a la derecha o a la izquierda (mientras el semáforo principal está cerrado)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLfilter paper papel nombre masculino de filtrotraffic filter semáforo para girarfilter ['fɪltər] vt: filtrarfilter n: filtro mn.• filtro s.m.v.• destilar v.• filtrar v.'fɪltər, 'fɪltə(r)
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1) ( device) filtro m; (before n)filter coffee — café m americano
2) (BrE Transp) flecha f ( que autoriza el giro a derecha o izquierda en algunos semáforos); (before n)filter lane — carril m de giro
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transitive verb filtrar
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vi ( penetrate) \<\<gas/light/sound\>\> filtrarsePhrasal Verbs:['fɪltǝ(r)]1. N1) (also Phot) filtro m2) (Brit) (Aut) semáforo m de flecha de desvío2.VT [+ liquid, air] filtrar3.VI [liquid, light] filtrarseto filter to the left — (Aut) tomar el carril izquierdo
4.CPDfilter cigarette N — cigarrillo m con filtro
filter coffee N — (=powder) café m para filtrar; (=cup of coffee) café m hecho con cafetera de filtro
filter lane N — (Aut) carril m de giro
filter light N — semáforo m de flecha de desvío
filter paper N — papel m de filtro
filter tip N — (=filter) boquilla f ; (=cigarette) cigarrillo m con filtro
* * *['fɪltər, 'fɪltə(r)]
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1) ( device) filtro m; (before n)filter coffee — café m americano
2) (BrE Transp) flecha f ( que autoriza el giro a derecha o izquierda en algunos semáforos); (before n)filter lane — carril m de giro
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transitive verb filtrar
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vi ( penetrate) \<\<gas/light/sound\>\> filtrarsePhrasal Verbs: -
7 water purification
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8 water purification filter
nCHEM TECH, WATER filtro de purificación de agua mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > water purification filter
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9 filter bed
nCHEM TECH, NUCL, RECYCL, WATER lecho de filtración m, lecho filtrante m, lecho percolador m -
10 filter cloth
nC&G tela de filtro fCHEM TECH, WATER tela de filtrar f, tela filtrante f -
11 filter gallery
nWATER galería filtrante f -
12 filter gravel
nCHEM TECH, WATER grava de filtración f, grava filtradora f, grava filtrante f -
13 filter plant
nWATER estación de filtración f, instalación filtradora f, planta filtradora f -
14 filter tank
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15 filter well
nWATER pozo filtrante m -
16 hard water
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17 coarse filter
nWATER filtro de malla ancha m -
18 pressure-filter
nCHEM TECH, COAL, WATER filtro de presión m -
19 primary filter
nWATER filtro primario m -
20 rotary filter
nCOAL, WATER filtro rotatorio m
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