pier
Spanish translation: Estudio geotécnico...
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| na | muelle, embarcadero |
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muelle, embarcadero Explanation: none needed Oxford |
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See below, Explanation: You might consider also "espigón". |
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Estudio geotécnico... Explanation: Geotechnical study for a proposed pier----> I think ii refers to geotechnically studying a spot to see if a pier could be placed there. (preposition for a pier and not of a pier). Pier can be easily translated as muelle. Other possible translations (but just choose muelle which is general) are malecón, desembarcadero, espigón. I hoe it helped ! |
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