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Mittel in fester Form; feste Stoffe pl. |
| agric. |
Rückgrat n; bündig; lückenlos; durchgängig; zusammendhängend; unenterbrochen; geschlossen; durchgehend; vollkommen |
| astr. |
Körper m |
| chem. |
fester Körper; fester Stoff; Festkörper m |
| commun. |
Vollfläche f; Volltonfläche f |
| construct. |
Voll- f; starr; einteilig; fest (phys); stabil (robust, in sich gefestigt) |
| fish.farm. |
ganze Scheibe |
| math. |
aus einem Stueck; fester Koerper (Aggregatzustand); Koerper m |
| med. |
derb; kompakt; Fest- n |
| mining. |
Anstehendes; Volles f |
| nucl.phys. |
Feststoff m; Massiv n; solid; Fest n; Voll f |
| opt. |
Stoff m |
| polygr. |
ohne Farbnuancen |
| tech. |
Festkörper m (body); Feststoff m (material) |
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| gen. |
feste Nahrung; feste Stoffe; Feststoffe m |
| law, life.sc., lab.law. |
Volltöne m |
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| winemak. |
solide < 5 378 32> |
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solid material ['sɔlɪd] n | |
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| gen. |
Feststoff m |
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| English thesaurus |
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| abbr., el. |
self-organizing large information dissemination system; silicide on lightly doped drain (structure); simulation of optical lithography in three dimensions; system for on-line information development |
| abbr., progr. |
Single-responsibility principle, Open–closed principle, Liskov substitution principle, Interface segregation principle, Dependency inversion principle (a mnemonic acronym for five design principles intended to make software designs more understandable, flexible and maintainable  wikipedia.org igisheva) |
