English term
crackerboard
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paya2008
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nahuelhuapi
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Nov 14, 2008 21:36: paya2008 changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
PRO (3): Gloria Cifuentes Dowling, nahuelhuapi, paya2008
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Proposed translations
rastro
El *rastro* es el nombre de la maquinaria.
Los rodillos también se llaman *los rastros*, y las gradas son *los rastrillos*. Cuando se trata del *crackerboard* como una pieza de la maquinaria, yo lo llamaría el *bastidor del rastro*. Por ejemplo *crackerboard width* sería *ancho del bastidor*, pero *crackerboard weight* no es el peso completo de la maquinaria, sino solo *el peso del rastro*.
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Maria Kisic
: Las he visto como rastras... tal como Describir las rastras desterronadoras, mullidoras, pulverizadoras, compactadoras: sus funcionamientos y usos....
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