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Hi Jack! You're completey right with this term. In this context, "dog" means "herraje", i.e. the general term including all types of hinges.
I found a lot of references on the web, here is one in Spanish language: http://www.revista-mm.com/rev31/bisagra.htm Hope it helps! and Good Luck! ![]() |
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Dear fellows,
thank you all for your help! herraje1. (De hierro). 1. m. Conjunto de piezas de hierro o acero con que se guarnece un artefacto, como una puerta, un cofre, etc. (From the RAE) Cheers Jack |
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Hi guys!!
Wouldn't that be "lock"? Or are dog and lock synonyms?
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