WELDING 1. Abraded: Escoriador 2. Angle: Angulo 3. Bib: Peto 4. Chalk : Tiza 5. Chisel: Cincel 6. Deck: Platina 7.

Electrode: Electrodo para soldar 8. Electrode Holder: Porta Electrodo 9. Goggles: Gafas de soldador 10. Hammer: Martillo 11. Hering protectors :Protectores auditivos 12. Helmet: Casco de soldador 13. Hood: Capuchon 14. Industrial Oxigen: Oxigas Industrial 15. Lens: Vidrio oscuro filtrante para soldar

CONSTRUCTION- BUILDING 1. alto (f.) 2. amasadora (f.) 3. amasadora (f.) de mortero (m.) de yeso (m.) 4. amasadora (f.) para juntas (f.) 5. amasadoras (f.) instantneas 6. amasadoras (f.) instantneas de barro (m.) y resinas (f.) 7. andamio (m.) 8. aparejo (m.) de poleas (m.) 9. aparejo de polipasto (m.) high mortar mixer plaster mortar mixer drywall mud masher jiffler mixers jiffy mud and resin mixer scaffold block and tackle tackle

10. apoyo (m.) / asiento (m.) 11. arado (m.) 12. arado (m.) de discos (m.) 13. arado (m.) de subsuelo (m.) 14. arandela (f.) para cerradura (f.) de husillo (m.) 15. arrancador (m.) de papas (f.)

bearing (load) plow plow, disc subsoiler cylinder ring potato digger

SISOMA

16. CENTRO DE TRABAJO 18. CHEMICAL HAZARDS 19. CHEMICALS 20. CLIMATE CHANGE 21. COMPANY HAZARDS 22. CONDICION INSEGURA 23. CONDICIONES DE TRABAJO 24. CONSERVATION 25. CONTAMINANT 26. CONTAMINATION 27. CONTROL SYSTEM 28. CONTROL TOTAL DE PRDIDAS 29. Principio del formulario 30. COOPERATIVE RELATIONS 31. CRONOGRAMA DE ACTIVIDADES 32. DEFORESTATION

WORKPLACE RIESGOS QUMICOS SUSTANCIAS QUMICAS CAMBIO CLIMTICO RIESGOS EN LAS EMPRESAS UNSAFE CONDITION WORKING CONDITIONS CONSERVACIN CONTAMINANTE CONTAMINACIN SISTEMA DE CONTROL TOTAL LOSS CONTROL

REALCIONES COOPERATIVAS

SCHEDULE DEFORESTACIN

SIG 16. Backflow prevention practices (BMPs) 18. Biochemical product 19. Biological control 20. Brand name 21. Buffer zone 22. Byproduct 23. Caution (as signal word on label) 24. Central location 25. Certificates of registration 26. Certification 27. Chemical-resistant clothing 28. Chemical-resistant gloves 29. Chlorinated hydrocarbons 30. Chronic effect 31. Compliance action Efecto crnico Accin de acatamiento Hidrocarburos clorados Guantes resistentes a productos qumicos Certificacin Ropa resistente a productos qumicos Ubicacin Central Certificado de Registro Producto bioqumico Control biolgico Nombre de marca Zona de contencin Derivado, subproducto Precaucin Prevencin de reflujo Prcticas ptimas de manejo

17. Best management

MECHATRONIC

16. Cabling: Cableado 17. Capacitor: Capacitor 18. Carburetor: Carburador 19. Cavity: Cavidad 20. Chip: Chip

21. Circuit Board: Placa de circuito 22. Circuit: Circuito 23. Coil: Bobina 24. Combustion: Combustin 25. Component: Pieza (de una maquina) 26. Convection: Conduccin 27. Corrosion: Corrosion 28. Current breaker: Cortacorriente 29. Current: Corriente 30. Cut: Cortar

MECHANIC OF INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY 16. Dobladora de tubos 17.Enderezadora 18.Estampado 19.Extrusora 20.Fresadora 21.Maquina curvadora, dobladora 22.Mandrinadora 23.Maquina de cortar 24.Maquina de entallar 25.Maquina de estampar 26.Mquina de ranura 27.Maquina curvadora de perfiles, roladora 28.Maquinaria para fabricacin de engranajes 29.Martillo de forja, martinete 30.Mecanizado por electroerosin - EDM Pipe Bender Straightener Embossing Extruder Milling Machine, Miller Bending Machines Boring Mill Cutting Machine Notching Machine Embossing Machine Grooving Machine Profile Bending Machine Gear Machinery Forging Hammer EDM - Electrical Discharge Machining

MECHANICS 1. Brake Pedal 2. bumper (GB) 3. Bull Gear 4. Bumper 5. Bush 6. Cab 7. Castle Nut 8. Catalytic Converter 9. Centrifugal 10. Centrifugal Filter 11. Chain 12. Chassis 13. Check Valve 14. Choke 15. clutch Centrifugo Filtro centrifugo Cadena Chasis Vlvula de retencin Estrangulador, ahogador, obturador embrague Pedal de freno paragolpes, parachoques Engranaje principal Parachoques Buje Cabina Tuerca almenada Catalizador

FORMULATION PROJECT 1. Average total cost: (Tasa de costo total)Average total cost is the sum of all the production costs divided by the number of units produced. 2. Average propensity to consume: (porcentage de consumo)The average propensity to consume is the proportion of income the average family spends on goods and services. 3. Average propensity to save: (porcentage de ahorro) The average propensity to save is the proportion of income the average family saves (does not spend on consumption). 4. Back date: (Fecha de regreso)To date an agreement, check, draft, or any other document before the date it was actually drawn up or signed, making it retroactively effective. Ante-dating is not an illegal act, it neither invalidates an instrument nor affects its negotiability. Also called ante date. Opposite of post date.

5. Balanced Growth: (Crecimiento balanceado) A macroeconomics model exhibits balanced growth if consumption, investment, and capital grow at at a constant rate while hours of work per time period stays constant. 6. Beneficiary: (beneficiario) Person to whom an inheritance passes as the result of being named in a will. recipient of the proceeds of a life insurance policy. 7. Budget: (presupuesto) A budget is a description of a financial plan. It is a list of estimates of revenues to and expenditures by an agent for a stated period of time. Normally a budget describes a period in the future not the past. 8. Budget planning calendar (calendario de presupuesto)Schedule of activities for the development and adoption of the budget. It should include a list of dates indicating when specific information is to be provided to others by each information source. The preparation of a master budget usually takes several months. For instance, many firms start the budget for the next calendar year in September, anticipating its completion by the first of December. Because all of the individual departmental budgets are based on forecasts prepared by others and the budgets of other departments, a planning calendar is essential to integrate the entire process. 9. Business cycle frequency: ( ciclo de frecuencia de negocios)The business cycle frequency is considered to be three to five years. Called the business cycle frequency by Burns and Mitchell (1946), and this became standard language. 10. Business cycle: (ciclo de negocios)The business cycle is the periodic but irregular upand-down movements in economic activity, measured by fluctuations. 11. Buyer market: (Mercado de compras)A buyer's market is a market for a good (stocks, housing, etc.) where prices are falling and there are more parties interested in selling than in buying. 12. Capital Consumption: (Capital de consumo) national accounts, capital consumption is the amount by which gross investment exceeds net investment. It is the same as replacement investment. 13. Cash Flow: (Flujo de caja) cash receipts minus cash disbursements from a given operation or asset for a given period. Cash flow and cash inflow are often used

interchangeably. 14. Checking: (Revisin)Examine so as determine accuracy, quality r condition.

MECHANIC MAINTENANCE

1. Bridge-type Swingarm: Brazo oscilante tipo puente

2. Camshaft: Arbol de levas: 3. Carburettor: Carburador 4. Centrifugal Clutch: Embrague centrifugo

5. Bridge-type Swingarm: Brazo oscilante tipo puente

6. Camshaft: Arbol de levas: 7. Carburettor: Carburador 8. Centrifugal Clutch: Embrague centrifugo

9. Bridge-type Swingarm: Brazo oscilante tipo puente

10. Camshaft: Arbol de levas: 11. Carburettor: Carburador 12. Centrifugal Clutch: Embrague centrifugo

13. Bridge-type Swingarm: Brazo oscilante tipo puente

14. Camshaft: Arbol de levas: 15. Carburettor: Carburador 16. Centrifugal governor: Regulador centifugo: 17. Circlip for gudgeon pin: Anillo elstico de retencin: 18. Clamp / Hose clip: Abrazadera / Brida: 19. Clearance: Holgura / Juego: 20. Clutch facing: Forro de embrague 21. Clutch release lever (fork): Horquilla de embrague 22. Compression chamber: Cmara de combustin: 23. Compression pressure: Presin de compresin: 24. Compression ring: Segmento de compresin: 25. Connecting rod: Biela 26. Cooling: Refrigeracin 27. Centrifugal governor: Regulador centifugo 28. Circlip for gudgeon pin: Anillo elstico de retencin 29. Clamp / Hose clip: Abrazadera / Brida 30. Clearance: Holgura / Juego

ELECTRONICS

1. L.E.D. 2. Diode 3. Battery 4. Capacitor 5. Analog 6. Digital 7. DC 8. AC 9. Microprocessor 10. Series circuit 11. Parallel Circuit 12. Multiplexing 13. Electromagnetic wave 14. Electron 15. Neutron 16. Proton

diodo emisor de luz diodo batteria condensador analogo digital corriente directa corriente alterna microprocesador circuito en serie circuito paralelo multiplexacion ola electromagnetica electron neutron proton

ELECTRICITY 16.load carga // consumidor 17. millivolt milivolt 18. monophasic monofsico(a) 19. output salida 20. power energa // potencia 21. radio-frequency radiofrecuencia 22. scheme esquema 23. semiconductor semiconductor

24. speaker altavoz 25. supply suministrar // suministro 26. support soportar 27. tap derivacin 28. thickness grosor 29. transformer transformador 30. varnish barniz

CLOTHING 16.cloth 17. clothing 18. clothing 19. coarse material 20. coat 21. collar 22. cotton 23. cotton fabric 24. cuff curtains design designer dresmaker dress eiderdown tela confecciones costura tela aspera abrigo cuello algodn tela de algodn puo cortinas diseo diseador modista vestido colcha

DESIGN AND ASSEMBLY OF WOOD STRUCTURES 1. Acoustical Tile: Special tile for walls and ceilings made of mineral, wood, vegetable fibers, cork, or metal. Its purpose is to control sound volume, while providing cover. 2. Ah: Abbreviation for Amp Hour

3. Air Duct: Pipes that carry warm air and cold air to rooms and back to furnace or air conditioning system. 4. Ampere: The rate of flow of electricity through electric wires. 5. amp-hours: A measure of the flow of current (in amperes) over one hour. 6. Anchor: irons of special form used to connect timbers or masonry 7. Anchor bolts: bolts which fasten columns girders or other members to concrete or masonry 8. Anode: The positive pole or electrode of an electrolytic cell, vacuum tube, etc. 9. Apron: (1.) a plain or molded finish piece below the stool of a window covers the rough edges of plaster (2.) A paved area, such as the juncture of a driveway with the street or with a garage entrance. 10. Argon: A colorless, odorless inert gas sometimes used in the spaces between the panes in energy efficient windows. This gas is used because it will transfer less heat than air. 11. Atrium: An interior court to which rooms open. 12. Attic: The usually unfinished space above a ceiling and below a roof. 13. Attic fan: A fan mounted on an attic wall used to exhaust warm attic air to the outside. 14. Attic vent: A passive or mechanical device used to ventilate an attic space, primarily to reduce heat buildup and moisture condensation. 15. Audit: (energy) The process of determining energy consumption, by various techniques, of a building or facility. 16. Automatic damper: A device that cuts off the flow of hot or cold air to or from a room as controlled by a thermostat. 17. Awning: An architectural element for shading windows and wall surfaces placed on the exterior of a building; can be fixed or movable. 18. Back fill : The gravel or earth replaced in the space around a building wall after foundations are in place 19. Backing: the bevel on the top edge of a hip rafter that allows the roofing board to fit the top of the rafter without leaving a triangular space between it and the lower side of the roof covering 20. balloon frame: the lightest and most economical form of construction The studding and corner posts are set up in continuous lengths from the first floor line or sill to the roof plate 21. Baluster: a small pillar or column used to support a rail 22. Band: a low flat molding 23. Base the bottom: of a column the finish of a room at the junction of the walls and floor 24. Baseboard: A board along the floor against walls and partitions to hid gaps.

25. Base molding: the molding on the top of a baseboard 26. Bat: Insulation in the form of a blanket, rather than loose filling. 27. Batten cleat: a narrow strip of board fastening several pieces together 28. Batten door: a door made of sheathing and reinforced with strips of board nailed crosswise 29. Batter board: a temporary framework for locating the corners when laying a foundation 30. Batter pile: a pile driven at an angle to brace a structure against lateral thrust

MULTIMEDIA PRODUCTION 1. Access Point: An access point is a device, such as a wireless router, that allows wireless devices to connect to a network. Most access points have built-in routers, while others must be connected to a router in order to provide network access. In either case, access points are typically hardwired to other devices, such as network switches or broadband modems. Active-Matrix 2. Active-matrix: is a technology used in LCD displays, such as laptop screens, and flat screen monitors. It uses a matrix of thin film transistors (TFTs) and capacitors to control the image produced by the display. The brightness of each pixelis controlled by modifying the electrical charge of the corresponding capacitors. Each pixel's color is controlled by altering the charge of individual capacitors that emit red, green, and blue (RGB) Adapter 3. Adapter device: An adapter is a device that allows a specific type of hardwareto work with another device that would otherwise be incompatible. Examples of adapters include electrical adapters, video adapters, audio adapters, and network adapters. 4. ADC 5. ADF 6. ADSL 7. AGP Analog-to-Digital Converter Automatic Document Feeder Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line Accelerated Graphics Port light.

8. ALU 9. ATA

Arithmetic Logic Unit Advanced Technology Attachment

10. Backside Bus: There are two types of buses that carry data to and from a computer's CPU. They are the frontside bus and backside bus. Surprisingly, there is no correlation between these and the backside and frontside airs that snowboarders talk about. 11. Barebones : A barebones PC is a computer that has minimalcomponents. A typical barebones system includes a case,motherboard, CPU, hard drive, RAM, and power supply. Most barebones systems are sold as kits, in which the components must be assembled by the user. 12. Base Station: The term "base station" was first used to refer to the towers you see on the side of the road that relay cell phone calls. These stations handle all cellular calls made within their area, receiving information from one end of the call and transmitting it to the other. 13. Blu-ray: Blu-ray is an optical disc format such as CD and DVD. It was developed for recording and playing back high-definition (HD) video and for storing large amounts of data. While a CD can hold 700 MB of data and a basic DVD can hold 4.7 GB of data, a single Blu-ray disc can hold up to 25 GB of data. Even a double sided, dual layer DVD (which are not common) can only hold 17 GB of data. Dual-layer Blu-ray discs will be able to store 50 GB of data. That is equivalent to 4 hours of HDTV. 14. Boot Disk: A boot disk is actually not a computer disk in the shape of a boot. If it was, most disk drives would have a difficult time reading it. Instead, a boot disk is a disk that a computer can start up or "boot" from. The most common type of boot disk is an internal hard drive, which most computers use to start up from. The operating system installed on the hard drive is loaded during the boot process. 15. Bridge: When a road needs to extend across a river or valley, a bridge is built to connect the two land masses. Since the average car cannot swim or fly, the bridge makes it

possible for automobiles to continue driving from one land mass to another. 16. Cable Modem A cable modem is used for connecting to the Internet and is much faster than a typical dial-up modem. While a 56K modem can receive data at about 53 Kbps, cable modems support data transfer rates of up to 30 Mbps. That's over 500 times faster. However, most ISPs limit their subscribers' transfer rates to less than 6 Mbps to conserve bandwidth.