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Spanish term or phrase:
poca inclinación
English translation:
gently inclined
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Alejandro Alcaraz Sintes
Aug 25, 2014 18:09
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Spanish term
Mexico
poca inclinación
Spanish to English
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Geography
This is from the Mining Resources section of the Altas of El Salvador, fourth edition.
Las vetas de oro y plata afloran a lo largo de las crestas de dos colinas, compuestas de corrientes de gran espesor y poca inclinación de andesitas, cubiertas por núcleos discontinuos de riolitas.
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Las vetas de oro y plata afloran a lo largo de las crestas de dos colinas, compuestas de corrientes de gran espesor y poca inclinación de andesitas, cubiertas por núcleos discontinuos de riolitas.
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gently inclined
gently inclined very thick layers of andesite.
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