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plataforma rodante; sufridera f (e.g. hammer and dolly); aguantador m (e.g. hammer and dolly); horma f (e.g. hammer and dolly); apoyador m (e.g. hammer and dolly); gato para montar ruedas (wheel dolly/jack) |
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remolque m |
| constr. |
carretilla f |
| equip., esp. |
plataforma móvil |
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plataforma móvil (n.f.) |
| textil |
máquina de lavar doméstica |
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| industr., constr. |
lavado del tejido |
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| cienc., sociol. |
metadona |
| electr. |
aglomerado |
| estud. |
travelin para cámaras cinematográficas |
| industr., constr. |
carretilla de mano con dos ruedas |
| industr., constr., metal. |
ferre con bola de tierra |
| ingen. |
contraestampa; carretilla a mano de altura reducida |
| metal., ingen. |
sufridera |
| transp. |
plataforma de mantenimiento |
| transp., constr. |
mesilla |
| transp., ingen. |
diábolo; carretilla de manipulación; carretilla de manutención |
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| cine |
A dolly is a small truck which rolls along dolly tracks carrying the camera,some of the camera crew and occasionally the director. "Dolly" is also the action of moving the camera towards dolly up/in or away from dolly/pull back the object that it is pointing at. The term often appears in screenplays. There is a subtle difference between the results of a zoom shot and a dolly shot. In a zoom, the relative positions and sizes of all objects in the frame remains the same, whereas in a dolly shot this will change as the camera moves. Alfred Hitchcock's much-imitated shot in Vertigo used a combination zoom-in and dolly back, resulting in a dramatic change in perspective. |
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Dorothy |
