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18:13 Feb 9, 2004 |
Spanish to Portuguese translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Transport / Transportation / Shipping | |||||||
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5 +1 | desvio, agulha |
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5 | guarda-chaves |
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desvio, agulha Explanation: To change tracks you use pieces of rail that commute the train from one line to the other. That in BR Portuguese is called desvio. |
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cambiavías guarda-chaves Explanation: . -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 9 mins (2004-02-09 18:22:54 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- DRAE: cambiavía. (De cambiar y vía). 1. m. Col., Cuba y Méx. guardagujas. DRAE: guardagujas. 1. com. Empleado que tiene a su cargo el manejo de las agujas en los cambios de vía de los ferrocarriles, para que cada tren marche por la vía que le corresponde. Aurélio: guarda-chaves . [De guardar + o pl. de chave.] S. m. 2 n. 1. Empregado incumbido de vigiar e manobrar as chaves [v. chave (28)] nos desvios ou entroncamentos dos trilhos das estradas de ferro. |
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