Mining Vocabulary
English translation: statutorily appointed mine manager
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|  Selected response from: Rick Henry United States Local time: 12:12 | ||||
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statutorily appointed mine manager Explanation: shovel loader can't help with the third term the last term could either be bulldozer, or excavation truck (not the best terms, but maybe these will point you in the right direction). HTH Rick |
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pneumoconiosis Explanation: There is a typo in the Spanish -- should be "neumoconiosis" Alberto Folchi Pi (Director) Diccionario enciclop�dico UNIVERSITY de t�rminos m�dicos |
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