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low compasses - traducción al español
PRESS AND PUBLISHING HOUSE IN ANTWERP, BELGIUM
Officina Plantiniana; Golden Compasses
low compasses
aguja de compás (aguja para realizar círculos de diámetro pequeño)
pair of compasses
![National Emblem of East Germany]] (former German Democratic Republic).](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Coat of arms of East Germany.svg?width=200 "National Emblem of East Germany]] (former German Democratic Republic).")
![Masonic symbol]] that appears on jewellery such as this pendant.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Masonic silver pendant.jpg?width=200 "Masonic symbol]] that appears on jewellery such as this pendant.")
DRAFTING INSTRUMENT
Compasses; Circle compass; Scribe-compass; Loose leg wing dividers; Compasses (drafting); Pair of compasses; Compass (drawing); Draftsman's compasses; Drafting compass; Drawing compass; Compass (drafting)
compás
low profile
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Low profile (disambiguation); Low-profile
(n.) = poca importancia, falta de notoriedad, poca notoriedad
Ex: The author examines the reasons for the low profile of libraries and the low expectation of the community of its library service.
Ex: The author examines the reasons for the low profile of libraries and the low expectation of the community of its library service.
Definición
Low Church
¦ noun a tradition within the Anglican Church giving relatively little emphasis to ritual and sacraments.
Derivatives
Low Churchman noun (plural Low Churchmen).
Wikipedia
Plantin Press
The Plantin Press at Antwerp was one of the focal centers of the fine printed book in the 16th century.
