handle notch
Portuguese translation: concavidade (ou incisura) do cabo (ou punho, alça, manípulo)
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Por favor preencha a ficha do Proz Explanation: :) |
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concavidade (ou incisura) do cabo (ou punho, alça, manípulo) Explanation: Ref.: Eurodicautom No contexto médico, "notch" pode significar "incisura". No contexto mecânico, o mais comum é ranhura. Tratando-se do cabo (ou manípulo) de algum instrumento, é melhor falar de concavidade. |
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