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Ilustración visual de shear: Cizalla - Image 1

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noun

Cizalla

A cutting tool similar to scissors, but often larger.

"The farmer used a large shear to trim the overgrown hedges. "

El granjero usó una cizalla grande para podar los setos crecidos.

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Ilustración visual de shear: Corte, esquila - Image 1

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noun

Corte, esquila

The act of shearing, or something removed by shearing.

"The sheep farmer carefully collected the shear, ready to harvest the wool. "

El granjero de ovejas recogió cuidadosamente la esquila, listo para cosechar la lana.

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Ilustración visual de shear: Cizallamiento - Image 1

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noun

Cizallamiento

Forces that push in opposite directions.

"The earthquake caused significant shear in the rock layers, creating a visible shift in the ground. "

El terremoto causó un cizallamiento significativo en las capas de roca, creando un desplazamiento visible en el suelo.

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Ilustración visual de shear: Cizallamiento - Image 1

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noun

Cizallamiento

A transformation that displaces every point in a direction parallel to some given line by a distance proportional to the point’s distance from the line.

"The shear of the wind caused the leaves to be blown off the trees in different directions, with leaves further from the trunk being displaced farther. "

El cizallamiento del viento hizo que las hojas fueran arrastradas de los árboles en diferentes direcciones, con las hojas más alejadas del tronco desplazadas más lejos.

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noun

Cizallamiento

The response of a rock to deformation usually by compressive stress, resulting in particular textures.

"The geologist studied the metamorphic rock, noting the shear visible in the distorted alignment of its mineral grains, a result of intense pressure deep within the Earth. "

El geólogo estudió la roca metamórfica, observando el cizallamiento visible en la alineación distorsionada de sus granos minerales, resultado de una intensa presión en las profundidades de la Tierra.

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Ilustración visual de shear: Esquilar, cortar - Image 1

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verb

Esquilar, cortar

To cut, originally with a sword or other bladed weapon, now usually with shears, or as if using shears.

"The farmer used shears to shear the sheep. "

El granjero usó tijeras para esquilar las ovejas.

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Ilustración visual de shear: Esquilar - Image 1

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verb

Esquilar

To remove the fleece from a sheep etc by clipping.

"The farmer will shear the sheep next week. "

El granjero esquilará las ovejas la semana que viene.

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Ilustración visual de shear: Cortar, esquilar - Image 1

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verb

Cortar, esquilar

To deform because of forces pushing in opposite directions.

"The earthquake caused the bridge supports to shear, leading to its collapse. "

El terremoto provocó que los soportes del puente se cortaran, lo que provocó su colapso.

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Ilustración visual de shear: Cizallar - Image 1

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verb

Cizallar

To transform by displacing every point in a direction parallel to some given line by a distance proportional to the point’s distance from the line.

"The earthquake caused the building to shear, making the windows slant diagonally. "

El terremoto hizo que el edificio se cizallara, haciendo que las ventanas se inclinaran diagonalmente.

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verb

Cortar

To make a vertical cut in the coal.

"The miner used a special tool to shear a vertical cut in the coal seam. "

El minero usó una herramienta especial para cortar un corte vertical en el filón de carbón.

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Ilustración visual de shear: Cosechar, esquilar

verb

Cosechar, esquilar

To reap, as grain.

"The farmers will shear the wheat fields next week, bringing in the harvest. "

Los agricultores cosecharán los campos de trigo la semana que viene, trayendo la cosecha.

Ilustración visual de shear: Despojar, esquilmar - Image 1

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verb

Despojar, esquilmar

To deprive of property; to fleece.

"The landlord tried to shear his tenants of their savings by raising the rent drastically. "

El propietario intentó despojar a sus inquilinos de sus ahorros subiendo el alquiler drásticamente.

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