Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
depósitos de agua potable
Portuguese translation:
reservatórios de água potável
Spanish term
depósitos de agua potable
"excelentes resultados para la protección de estructuras metálicas, depósitos de agua potable..."
5 +9 | reservatórios de água potável | rhandler |
4 +7 | depósitos de água potável | Isabel Maria Almeida |
Apr 22, 2009 20:10: rhandler changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/578672">Alejandra Vuotto's</a> old entry - "depósitos de agua potable"" to ""reservatórios de água potável""
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Proposed translations
reservatórios de água potável
Sou engenheiro sanitarista há mais de 40 anos, trabalhando sempre com sistemas de distribuição de água, especialmente em controle de perdas em sistemas de distribuição em São Paulo, Montevidéu (Uruguay), Santiago (Chile), Lima (Peru) e Valencia (Venezuela).
depósitos de água potável
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Mariana Moreira
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Jorge Freire
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Marta Caldeira
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Carla Lopes
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Cristina Santos
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Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida
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ana_marques
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