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pulley

polea, n.

Pronunciación /ˈpʊli/

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nombreplural pulleys

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    polea femenino
    • Prior to World War II, the sash (the parts that move) was counterweighted by a temperamental arrangement of cords, pulleys and iron weights.
    • It turned out to be a spare pulley used for lifting heavy equipment.
    • We come across bright ideas in books, like over-length lines passed through pulleys under floats and the excess taken up by counter-balancing weights.
    • At that end, a set of automated pulleys raise and lower noose-like weights onto the end of the veil, which hold the air in for the final part of the sequence, creating a large whale-like shape.
    • The dropping weights, connected to the paddlewheel by the cord through pulleys, caused the paddles to churn the water - like an old-fashioned ice cream maker stirring its custard.
    • Machines and engines, pulleys and wheels, and the idea that power could be harnessed by man-made devices made the toilsome labor of the past nearly obsolete.
    • When I finally rise from my pit of non-slumber, I am extraordinarily positive - despite aching in every limb and feeling like my eyelids are being forced down by lead-weighted pulleys.
    • There are two large weights hung from pulleys behind the clock.
    • All four cables entered the beam and passed over pulleys near the lower beam cap.
    • He described a two-dimensional triangular system of pulleys with weights called a Varignon Frame.
    • The capillary-support pressure measuring device was placed between the heel and a sling that was connected by a rope to a ceiling-mounted pulley to raise the heel.
    • Any flat bench with a pulley or cord system will work.
    • A string was pulled through the hole made by the needle and the string was drawn through a pulley so that weights could be attached to the end of the string.
    • Using a low pulley, Arnold raised one arm out to the side, knuckles up, to shoulder height and squeezed.
    • One crew-diver controlled its height using a line that passed through a pulley fixed to the seabed and another at the vessel's stern.
    • There was a rope as thick as my arm strung across the river, running through a heavy pulley on the barge.
    • After having reached a level of 1,000 feet, the expedition was compelled to abandon its elephants, throw away its baggage and climb further by means of cords and pulleys.
    • The Vasa Trainer operates on a sled that rolls on a track and comes equipped with all sorts of cords, straps, pulleys and a slew of accessories.
    • Little boardwalks lead down to the jetties and a complex set up of ropes and pulleys for setting and raising the nets.
    • You'll have to make those parts yourself, and replace the existing steel cable with appropriate cord on the constant force spring pulley.