carbon

['kɑ:bən] n

agric.

carbón activo; carbón vegetal

agric., chem.

C m

econ.

carbono m

mech.eng., el.

escobilla de carbón; carbón m; escobilla f

tech.

carbonilla f; diamante negro; grafito m

carbon A nonmetallic element existing in the three crystalline forms: graphite, diamond and buckminsterfullerene: occurring in carbon dioxide, coal, oil and all organic compounds ['kɑ:bən] n

environ.

carbono m

English thesaurus

carbon ['kɑ:bən] abbr.

abbr.

carb

jewl.

A naturally abundant element that occurs in many inorganic and in all organic compounds, exists freely as graphite and diamond.

Carbon ['kɑ:bən] n

geol.

Carboniferous (MichaelBurov); Carb (MichaelBurov)

Carbon ['kɑ:bən] adj.

geol.

Carboniferous (MichaelBurov); Carb (MichaelBurov)

carbon

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carbon
agric.	carbón activo; carbón vegetal
agric. chem.	C
econ.	carbono
environ.	carbono
mech.eng. el.	escobilla de carbón; carbón; escobilla


offset
gen.	bifurcarse; compensacion; distancia
commun.	rotocalcografía
comp., MS	desplazar
ed.	compensación; embargo
mech.eng.	separacion de ejes; compensar la respuesta de bomba