shielding nell'Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traduzioni di shielding nel dizionario inglese»spagnolo

I.shield [ingl am ʃild, ingl brit ʃiːld] SOST

1.1. shield:

shield STOR, MILIT

escudo m

riot shield

escudo m antidisturbios

1.2. shield (escutcheon):

shield

escudo m

1.3. shield (badge):

shield

escudo m

shield

insignia f

shield

distintivo m

1.4. shield (trophy):

shield ingl brit

placa f (en forma de escudo)

2. shield (protective cover):

shield (on machine)

revestimiento m

shield (of animal)

caparazón m or f

eye shield

visera f protectora

II.shield [ingl am ʃild, ingl brit ʃiːld] VB vb trans

shield

proteger

to shield sth/sb from sb/sth

proteger algo/a alguien de alguien/algo

to shield sb from reality

proteger a alguien de la realidad

the bushes shielded them from view

los matorrales los ocultaban

shielded cable

cable m blindado

shield law SOST (in US)

shield law

ley que establece que los periodistas no están obligados a revelar fuentes de información

heat shield SOST

heat shield

escudo m térmico

heat shield

coraza f térmica

human shield [ˈ(h)jumən ʃild] SOST

human shield

escudo m humano

biological shield SOST

biological shield

escudo m biológico

biological shield

blindaje m biológico

Traduzioni di shielding nel dizionario spagnolo»inglese

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broquel

shield

escudo humano

human shield

escudo antidisturbios

riot shield

pezonera

nipple shield

adarga

leather shield

shielding nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di shielding nel dizionario inglese»spagnolo

shielding SOST [ˈʃi:ldɪŋ, ingl am ˈʃildɪŋ] MED

shielding

aislamiento m de personas vulnerables

I.shield [ʃi:ld] SOST

1. shield (armour):

shield

escudo m

(protective) face shield

pantalla f (de protección) facial

2. shield (protective layer):

shield

revestimiento m

shield fig

caparazón m

3. shield (logo):

shield

insignia f

4. shield (prize):

shield

placa f

5. shield ingl am (badge):

shield

chapa f (de policía)

II.shield [ʃi:ld] VB vb trans

shield

proteger

heat shield SOST

heat shield

blindaje m térmico

Traduzioni di shielding nel dizionario spagnolo»inglese

Altre traduzioni ed espressioni tipiche contenenti il termine di ricerca

broquel

shield

coraza

shield

tarja

shield

escudo

shield

escudar

to shield

careta protectora

face shield

chapa

shield ingl brit

shielding Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

(protective) face shield

pantalla f (de protección) facial

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

The effectiveness of the tin foil hat as electromagnetic shielding for stopping radio waves is greatly reduced by it not being a complete enclosure.

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There was proper shielding of the operator from chuck contact, coolant and flying swarf.

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Below the jaundiced loser of the battle is a child, weeping and shielding itself from the vision.

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The shielding technique is well-known amongst shoplifters and store owners.

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Low energy beta particles are needed to prevent the production of high energy penetrating bremsstrahlung radiation that would require heavy shielding.

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Civilian uses include counterweights in aircraft, radiation shielding in medical radiation therapy and industrial radiography equipment and containers used to transport radioactive materials.

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The required shielding can be accomplished with 10 times the thickness of any quantity of material capable of cutting gamma ray exposure in half.

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There are 17 rare-earths and their purposes include being used in shielding for nuclear reactors, fibre optics, flatscreen displays and earthquake monitoring equipment.

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The suits also have some shielding, the ability of which to withstand attack depending on the quiality of the armor.

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Daring to clash prints, the auburn haired beauty dazzles in a floral polo neck jumper and skirt, shielding her face from the sun.

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