open ended wrench
Spanish translation: LLave fija
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|  Selected response from: Mariano M. Vitetta Argentina Local time: 08:42 | ||||||
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| 4 | LLave fija |
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| 4 | Sacatuercas |
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12 mins confidence: 
LLave fija Explanation: Así se les dice en la Argentina. Son llaves que vienen con dos cabezas, una abierta y otra cerrada. Son fijas porque, a diferencia de otras llaves (como la francesa o la pico de loro), no se pueden adaptar a diferentes medidas de tuercas. Dejo enlace con una imagen. Saludos. Mariano Reference: http://www.piratesk12site.net/Swrench17mm.jpg |
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Sacatuercas Explanation: See Picture In Link Reference: http://www.google.com/xhtml?client=ms-opera_mb_no&q=open+end... |
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ver link Explanation: Es una llave sí, de boca abierta, fija o no. La llave española es fija, la llave inglesa es de apertura regulable. Busqué en Wikipedia en inglés, "open ended wrench", te pongo el link a la versión en español. Suerte. Reference: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Llave_%28herramienta%29 |
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