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101 wave-generating area
nOCEAN zona de generación de olas f -
102 wave-generating test tank
nWATER TRANSP ship or boat design canal de pruebas con generador de olas mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > wave-generating test tank
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103 wave-propagating accelerator
nRAD PHYS acelerador por propagación de ondas mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > wave-propagating accelerator
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104 wave-refraction diagram
nOCEAN diagrama de refracción de ondas mWATER TRANSP ship design diagrama de refracción de las olas m, plano de refracción de las olas mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > wave-refraction diagram
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105 wave motion
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106 wave propagation
propagación de ondasEnglish-Spanish dictionary of astronomy terms > wave propagation
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107 wave absorption
s.absorción de ondas. -
108 wave adapter
s.adaptador de onda. -
109 wave antenna
s.antena de ondas, antena beverage. -
110 wave aside
v.1 rechazar, desechar (objection, criticism)2 rechazar con un gesto. -
111 wave attenuation
s.atenuación de onda. -
112 wave away
v.despachar con un gesto de la mano, ahuyentar por medio de señas. -
113 wave band
s.banda de frecuencias, banda de ondas. -
114 wave converter
s.convertidor de onda. -
115 wave detector
s.detector de ondas. -
116 wave energy
s.energía mareomotriz. -
117 wave farewell
v.decir adiós. -
118 wave frequency
s.frecuencia de las ondas, frecuencia de onda. -
119 wave front
s.frente de onda, avanzada de la onda, frente de la onda. -
120 wave goodbye
v.decir adiós con la mano.
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