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| Selected response from: Roberto Cavalcanti Brazil Local time: 06:15 | ||||||
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4 +4 | shunt |
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5 | (either in sequence or) separately |
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4 | branched off |
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(either in sequence or) separately Explanation: Or you can also apply here "(in the whole or) separately". This means that something, no matter integral or separated, must work propperly. Yours, Tagir. Dicionario Novo da Lingua Portuguesa, 1996, S-P |
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branched off Explanation: not in series Novo Michaelis Dicion�rio Ilustrado(refere-se a eletricidade) |
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shunt Explanation: In electricity this is the term for derivação. |
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