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1 nAGRIC extensión de tierra con pastizales naturales fAIR TRANSP alcance m, radio de acción mCOMP&DP, ELECTRON, GEOM, MECH, MECH ENG alcance m, extensión f, gama f, margen m, rango mMILIT alcance m, alza f, autonomía f, of missiles polígono de lanzamiento m, radio de acción m, recorrido mPHYS rango mPROD alcance mSPACE período m, polígono de lanzamiento m, campo de variabilidad m, of instruments capacidad f, campo de aplicación m, escala f, sphere of activity esfera de actividad f, life duración f, intervalo m, size magnitud f, of stress margen m, of temperature, speed gama f, alcanceTELECOM gama f, recorrido m, campo m, margen mTEXTIL serie f, alcance m, gama fTV rango mWATER TRANSP of cable, navigation, tide, electron equipment amplitud f, bitadora f, distancia f, alcance m, enfilación f2 vt -
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1 nMECH ENG carrera f, período de marcha continua m, recorrido m, sección f, tramo m, movimiento m, pasada f, ciclo m, curso m, funcionamiento m, marcha fMINE vena f (AmL), rumbo del filón m (Esp)OCEAN remonte m, arribazón fPROD of blast furnace campaña f2 vtCINEMAT accionar, poner en funcionamientoPROD business dirigir, machinery manipular, explotar, hacer funcionar, accionar, tender, utilizar, manejar, programmes ejecutar, eliquated metals colar34 viMECH ENG derramarse, derretirse, desplazarse, verterseMINE derrumbarse, explotarWATER TRANSP of ship gobernar -
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46 tuning
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47 vertical
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