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Construction / Civil Engineering | | Portuguese term or phrase: 'PINO VARAO VAI-E-VEM | Hi,
Thanks for any help. This is a independent description in an excel glossary.
what do you think it is?
regards,
Anuja Trehan |
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| | two way hinge | Explanation:
varao is hinge and vai-e-vem means coming and going, or rather it's a two-way hinge. Pino can be translated as a pin, which is a part of a hinge but more context would be needed to determine whether this is correct |
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 katja van hellemond
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21 mins confidence:   peer agreement (net): +3 | two way hinge
Explanation:
varao is hinge and vai-e-vem means coming and going, or rather it's a two-way hinge. Pino can be translated as a pin, which is a part of a hinge but more context would be needed to determine whether this is correct
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