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[belt] v | |
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gen. |
cinturón; correa |
agric. |
correa sencilla |
auto. |
banda (e.g. fan belt, correa); cinta (e.g. fan belt); faja (e.g. fan belt) |
baseb. |
calzar; descargar; disparar (e.g. a base-hit) |
chem. |
banda |
earth.sc., transp. |
anillo central; anillo central de una lente fija |
el. |
cinta |
industr., construct. |
correa cinturón |
life.sc. |
zona esférica; faja de hielo |
met. |
vientre del horno alto |
met., mech.eng. |
correa de elevación |
pack. |
zuncho; correa (larga y estrecha); fleje |
social.sc. |
patada |
tech. |
faja; zona |
transp., mech.eng. |
cinturón de seguridad |
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gen. |
correas |
industr., construct. |
correa; correa de transmisión |
transp. |
cinta |
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belts not of metal, for handling loads v | |
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gen. |
cinchas para la manipulación de fardos no metálicas; cinchas para la manipulación de fardos no metálicas |
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ecol. |
faja; zona |
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patents. |
cinturones |
transp. |
cinturón de seguridad |
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gen. |
cinturones vestimenta |
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belts being articles of clothing v | |
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patents. |
cinturones (que sean prendas de vestir) |
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English thesaurus |
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mil., logist. |
Normally, a brigade-level obstacle control measure that specifies the intent and location of subordinate obstacles. It also supports the intent of the higher headquarters obstacle zone. (FRA) |
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geol. |
Beltian (MichaelBurov) |
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abbr., auto. |
belt tell-tale; belt tell tale |
abbr., ed. |
Burks Early Learning Together |
abbr., file.ext. |
Basic Encoding Unit |
abbr., relig. |
Biblical Education And Leadership Training |
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abbr., org.name. |
Basic Elements of Land Tenure Systems |