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15:51 Oct 4, 2001 |
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4 +1 | sector central |
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5 | Centro de distribución |
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4 | centro |
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2 | núcleo |
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núcleo Explanation: ...central de actividad (Adivino, no sé precisamente a qué se refiere pero suena bien.) Exp. |
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sector central Explanation: A hub is defined as "the central or main part where there is most activity" (Cambridge International Dictionary of English). I suggest "sector central", maybe "sector de distribución". It could also be "sector de uso común", but I'd have to know more to be sure. HTH see above |
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Centro de distribución Explanation: Hub, es generalmente un lugar donde se concentra un flujo para volver a canalizarlo y distribuirlo |
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centro Explanation: centro activo |
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