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crosshead

/ˈkrɒs.hɛd/

Traducción: Sustantivo con dos acepciones distintas: un título o encabezado secundario impreso dentro del cuerpo del texto para señalar una subsección, o un bloque de metal unido al pistón que se desliza sobre guías paralelas para transmitir el movimiento al vástago y la biela.

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noun

/ˈkrɒs.hɛd/C1formaltechnical
  • esSustantivo con dos acepciones distintas: un título o encabezado secundario impreso dentro del cuerpo del texto para señalar una subsección, o un bloque de metal unido al pistón que se desliza sobre guías paralelas para transmitir el movimiento al vástago y la biela.

A noun with two distinct meanings: a heading of a subsection printed within the body of a text, or a metal block that connects to a piston, sliding on parallel guides to move a connecting rod back and forth.

  1. Subsection headingB2formal

    A heading of a subsection printed within the body of the text, often used to break up long articles or chapters.

    esSubtítulo interno

    • The article used crossheads to separate each major point.
    • Each chapter section begins with a bold crosshead.
    • The editor added crossheads to improve readability.

    Sinónimossubheadsubheading

  2. Mechanical componentC1formaltechnical

    A metal block that connects to a piston; it slides on parallel guides and moves a connecting rod back and forth in engines or machinery.

    esCruzada (componente mecánico)

    • The crosshead in the steam engine was carefully lubricated.
    • Engineers inspected the crosshead for signs of wear.
    • The crosshead slides smoothly along the guide rails.
Formas
  • crossheads plural form
  • crossheads' possessive plural form
  • crosshead's possessive singular form
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