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Significados de power-chair em inglês

russo
моторизированная инвалидная коляска
espanhol
silla de ruedas motorizada
catalão
cadira de rodes motoritzada
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Wheelchair that is propelled by means of an electric motor rather than manual power, and is small enough for indoor use.

моторизированная инвалидная коляска
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Examples for "epw"
Examples for "epw"
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The EPW committee is chaired by Senator James Inhofe who, like Trump, has described human-caused climate change as a hoax.
The Guardian
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In June, EPA administrator Lisa Jackson testified before a Senate environment and public works committee (EPW) hearing on the clean air act and public health.
The Guardian
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You probably think Torres should be playing in an electric wheelchair, too.
The Guardian
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Audio The Ogo is an electric wheelchair that runs on lithium-ion batteries.
Radio NZ
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The Ogo is an electric wheelchair that runs on lithium-ion batteries.
Radio NZ
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Photo: Joel Maxwell The Ogo is an electric wheelchair that runs on lithium-ion batteries.
Radio NZ
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Harold Gaynor sat in his electric wheelchair, on the opposite side of the circle.
The Laughing Corpse
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This study provides quantitative information related to assessing the safety of electric-powered wheelchair driving.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: The results of this study indicate that use of a seatbelt when driving an electric-powered wheelchair reduces the risk of falling from a wheelchair.
Pubmed
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Life in a motorized wheelchair that she moved by puffing into a tube.
End of Watch
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My boy went to trial in his custom, motorized wheelchair.
Gods go begging
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Mr. Brunner was this middle-aged guy in a motorized wheelchair.
The Lightning Thief
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The Met said that for the time being, he will conduct from a motorized wheelchair.
Reuters
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But nothing is as good as a motorized wheelchair.
Snow Crash
Uso de power-chair em inglês
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Blind golf, power-chair soccer, dragon-boat racing and roller-derby clubs all feature.
The Irish Times
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But no power-chairs can be realistically disassembled.
The Irish Times