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Portuguese to Spanish translations [PRO] Other / agree | |||||
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| Selected response from: Hernán Martínez Baeza Brazil Local time: 05:20 | ||||
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3 +2 | yugo |
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4 | Viga (de madera) |
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1 | canzil (de madera) |
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canzil (de madera) Explanation: Não encontrei termo algum em nenhuma outra língua para descrever o canzil, já que se trata de algo muito peculiar ao Brasil: The "canzil" is common in Brazil, and consists in containing the cow's neck between two vertical wooden bars, that swivel. Reference: http://www.google.com.br/search?q=cache:ukjtisdI0jAJ:www.tih... |
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Viga (de madera) Explanation: VIGA: VIGA: Es una pieza de madera, de las principales, situada en el centro del bastidor. Sirve también, para amarrar a ella, el tiro, en este caso de los bueyes http://www.dipsanet.es/usr/calzadadevaldunciel/etnologia/cro... PARA BOIS: É feito de madeira, que é colocado na canga para prender no pescoço dos bois carreiros. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 6 hrs 36 mins (2004-10-12 10:50:31 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- canga = reja Sinónimos sustantivo: reja: arado www.babylon.com reja Del lat. regŭla). 1. f. Instrumento de hierro, que es parte del arado y sirve para romper y revolver la tierra http://buscon.rae.es/diccionario/drae.htm -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 6 hrs 45 mins (2004-10-12 10:59:25 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Dicionário Gauches-Portugues • canga Peça de madeira em que se colocam os bois para puxar a carreta. |
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yugo Explanation: yugo. (Del lat. iugum). 1. m. Instrumento de madera al cual, formando yunta, se uncen por el cuello las mulas, o por la cabeza o el cuello, los bueyes, y en el que va sujeta la lanza o pértigo del carro, el timón del arado, etc. Especie de horca, por debajo de la cual, en tiempos de la antigua Roma, hacían pasar sin armas a los enemigos vencidos. |
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