filler

filler
noun
1) (a tool or instrument used for filling something, especially for conveying liquid into a bottle.) embudo
2) (material used to fill cracks in a wall etc.) masilla
filler
tr['fɪləSMALLr/SMALL]
noun
1 (for cracks) masilla
2 (for bulk) relleno
filler ['fɪlər] n
: relleno m
filler
n.
cargador s.m.
embudo s.m.
llenador s.m.
relleno s.m.
tapaporos s.m.pl.
'fɪlər, 'fɪlə(r)
noun
1) u c (for cracks) masilla f
2) c (Journ) artículo m de relleno
['fɪlǝ(r)]
1. N
1) (for cracks in wood, plaster) masilla f ; (in foodstuffs) relleno m ; (Press) relleno m
2) (=device) [of bottle, tank] rellenador m ; (=funnel) embudo m
2.
CPD

filler cap N — tapa f del depósito de gasolina

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['fɪlər, 'fɪlə(r)]
noun
1) u c (for cracks) masilla f
2) c (Journ) artículo m de relleno

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