obras gavionadas
English translation: gabion works
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See below Explanation: A gabion in English is a metal cylinder filled with earth or stones or something heavy like that. The Spanish is "gavión", and "gavionar" is the verb formed from it. Without more context, it is hard to tell what the two "rows" are, but maybe with this you can put it all together. Williams' Spanish-English Dictionary; Webster's New World Collegiate Dict. |
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gabion works Explanation: Yo diri'a: To build two additional rows of gabion works in the upper part... gabion works are rows of casted cilynders of reinforced concrete to form a retention wall or to secure the foundation of a building. Reference: http://europa.eu.int/eurodicautom/ |
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