peephole
Spanish translation: mirilla
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mirilla Explanation: eurodicautom hope it helps |
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mirilla Explanation: To confirm that this is the term you are looking for please see the following reference: Mirilla - Peephole (in a door); small opening; peepsight; target (of a level rod). which you find in the link: ESPAÑOL-INGLES ... Mirilla - Peephole (in a door); small opening; peepsight ... Popa - Stern, poop (nautical). Porta - Port; porthole; gun port, stern ... Puerta del tren de ala - Wing ... members.nbci.com/Interaero/esp-ing.htm hope it helps! see above |
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