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| gen. |
cancel; abandon; abort; tear down |
| commun. |
drop a call,to; drop,to; drop; disconnect (protocol); terminate (program); cancel (program run; call); escape |
| comp., MS |
ABEND (The premature ending of a program because of a program error or system failure); abend (The premature ending of a program because of a program error or system failure); abandon (To terminate the current action before it is complete); abort (To terminate abruptly, often used in reference to a program or procedure in progress); cancel (To revoke an action. To quit an action without saving any changes that the action would result in) |
| industr., construct., met. |
to break-off |
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| gen. |
abortion; cancellation |
| comp., MS |
Cancel (A button that stops the task in progress and returns to the previous state) |
| el. |
disconnect command |
| industr., construct., chem. |
snap |
| industr., construct., met. |
bursting-off |
| IT |
abandon |
| phys. |
truncation (of the series) |
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| gen. |
terminate |
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| gen. |
strike |
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| gen. |
break; break off; cut short; discontinue; dismantle; sever; truncate; chuck in (studies); demolish |
| chem. |
to break; to stop; interrupt |
| comp. |
annul; reset; abort (Befehlsausführung, Vorgang) |
| comp., MS |
abort (To terminate abruptly, often used in reference to a program or procedure in progress) |
| construct. |
to break up; to demolish; to take down; to unbutton (a rivetted steel frame); to pull down; demount; raze (Gebäude); terminate (Bauarbeiten); wreck |
| econ. |
break off (Verhandlungen) |
| footb. |
suspend the game (Spiel n) |
| industr., construct., met. |
to cap |
| met. |
to bar down |
| opt. |
cut off |
| tech. |
break down; break away; pull down; twist off (Mitnehmerlappen) |
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| agr. |
breaking off shoots |
| construct. |
break-off |
| tech. |
truncation (Reihe) |
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| gen. |
chip |
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| gen. |
break away (from) |
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| gen. |
stop short |
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| construct. |
abandon |