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Allg.
Noyau m ; arme f
Arb.re.
section locale ; syndicat local
Bauw.
bifurcation f ; branche f (of industry) ; secteur m (of industry) ; pipe f ; raccord m ; tubulure f
Chem.
ramification f ; branchement de tube ; dérivation f ; embranchement m
el.
bras f
Fin.
agence f ; bureau m ; guichet m
Forst
direction f
hydr.
bras de rivière
IT
saut m ; branchement m
Kernphys., strahl.
branche de désintégration
kohl.
apophyse f
landwirt., Bauw.
petit drain
Med.
filet m ; ramifier/se ; culotte f ; branche f (ramus)
micr.
créer une branche (To allow a collection of files to evolve in two or more divergent paths) ; branche f (A segment of a logical tree structure, representing a folder and any folders that it contains)
Nat.Wiss.
rameau m (ramus)
natürl.
clade m (cladus)
Paläontol.
rameau m
Patent.
spécialité ; partie professionelle ; branche de l’industrie ; département m
Tech.
embranchement m (route) ; marigot Afrique de l'Ouest (bras de rivière) ; rameau d'une chaîne de montagne ; bras d'un fleuve ; arête f (du graphe)
Tech., Amerik.
ruisseau m
Tech., Maschinenb.
greffe m ; piquage m
Umwelt
antenne f
Verk.
embranchement d'une route
Verk., Bauw.
embranchement de canal
Versich.
branche f
Wirtsch.
succursale f
Paläontol.
branches f ; hydrocladies f
Versich., Geschäftsvokab., Betriebswirt.
succursales f
IT, Tech.
aiguiller ; brancher
Nat.Wiss.
se ramifier
Kernphys., strahl.
embranchement alpha
strahl.
embranchement α
vereint.
Service m
micr.
ramifier (In reference to a package, to upgrade an existing sequenced application package and run it side-by-side with the original sequenced application package)
Forst, Industr., Bauw.
ébranchage ; ébrancher ; écoter
IT
branchement
Nat.Wiss.
ramification (ramificatio) ; dendritique
Englisch Thesaurus
Mil., Abkürz.
br
USA
An arm or service of the Army. s.a. sequel ; The contingency options built into the base plan used for changing the mission, orientation, or direction of movement of a force to aid success of the operation based on anticipated events, opportunities, or disruptions caused by enemy actions and reactions (JP 5-0) s.a. sequel ; A subdivision of any organization. s.a. sequel ; A geographically separate unit of an activity, which performs all or part of the primary functions of the parent activity on a smaller scale. s.a. sequel
ausw.
Office of a Deputy Minister (a Deputy Minister's Office)