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[pɔt] s  | |
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| gen. |
Häfen österr., ugs. : Topf; Pott m; Kanne f; Kochtopf m; Marihuana n; Topf m; Glas (e.g. jam) |
| agric. |
Brennblase f |
| cienc. |
Weed m; Lady Mary; Lady Mary Jane; Mary Warner; Sweet Mary Warner |
| instr. |
Potentiometer n |
| metal. |
Kessel m; Wanne f |
| pisc. |
Korbreuse f; bedeckte Fangkammer |
| poligr. |
Gießtopf m |
| quím. |
Tiegel m |
| tec. |
potten |
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pots not of precious metal s | |
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| gen. |
Kannen und Krüge, nicht aus Edelmetall; Krüge und Kannen, nicht aus Edelmetall |
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pot coll.: potbelly [pɔt] s | |
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| inf. |
Wampe f |
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| quím. |
Destillierkolben m; Destillationskolben m |
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pot storage vessel [pɔt] s | |
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| gen. |
Gefäß n |
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pot slang for marijuana; a narcotic [pɔt] s | |
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| jur. |
Pot n |
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| agric. |
eintopfen; pflanzen; einpflanzen; setzen; Töpfer-; Topf-; Blumentopf; Töpfchen |
| atenc. |
Haschisch; Marihuana; Pot (Marihuana) |
| cienc. |
Loco-Weed; Marie-Johanna; Gras; Heu; Mavron; Pot; Splim |
| comp. |
reservierter Speicherbereich |
| constr. |
Hafenofen; Topf (Topflager) |
| econ., inf. |
Topf (bei Spielen); großer Einsatz; großer Wetteinsatz; gewinnen; einheimsen |
| embal. |
Gefäß |
| fís. |
ausgießen |
| geol. |
Strudelloch; Strudeltopf; Strudelkessel; Leitungsöler |
| industr. |
Transfer-Druckkammer; Füllzylinder; Spritzkammer; Spritztopf |
| inf. |
Gras Marihuana |
| instr. |
Spannungsteiler |
| jur.,SAC |
Teil einer Neuemission, den konsortialführenden Bank zum Verkauf an institutionelle Investoren zurückbehält |
| metal. |
Metallschmelztiegel |
| micr. |
Kompensationsmeßgerät |
| minería |
kleiner Sargdeckel; Auskesselung (im Hangenden) |
| pisc. |
Reuse |
| quím. |
Glasschmelzhafen; Hafen; Kochkessel |
| tec. |
kapseln; vergießen |
| tec., amer. |
Fuellraum |
| teoría d. |
Bank |
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| agric. |
eintopfen |
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| industr., constr. |
Pottingen |
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| Inglés tesauro |
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| jur. |
slang for marijuana; a narcotic |
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| abrev. |
pottery |
| abrev., cienc. |
potash |
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| abrev., cienc. |
potassic |
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| abrev. |
potential out take |
| abrev., cient. |
pothole |
| abrev., med., lat. |
potus |
| espac. |
W |
| ingen. |
potential |
| jerg. |
285 ml beer glass in Queensland and Victoria |
| quím. |
potassium |
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| abrev. |
Point Of Transaction; Post Ordination Training; Profit On Turnover; Puff On This; Palestinian Occupied Territories (ybelov); Pissed Off Torrell; Prevention of Terrorism; Propeller Order Transmitter |
| abrev., automóv. |
potentiometer (variable resister) |
| abrev., avia. |
Port Antonio, Jamaica; plan of test |
| abrev., burs. |
POTASH Corporation of Saskatechewan, Inc. |
| abrev., dep. |
Player Operated Turret |
| abrev., educ. |
Principles of Technology |
| abrev., electr. |
picture object table; planar oxide technique |
| abrev., electr., cient. |
Peaks Over Threshold |
| abrev., extens. |
Continuous potential image (Fractint); Template (MS PowerPoint) |
| abrev., fisiol., med. |
Potassium |
| abrev., fís., cient. |
Protons On Target |
| abrev., IT |
Continuous potential image; Plain Old Telephony; Point Of Termination; Portable Object Template; Template |
| abrev., marc. |
Patterson Office Tower |
| abrev., mil. |
Power Of Terror |
| abrev., mil., avia. |
potential |
| abrev., náut., cient. |
Program for Operational Trajectories |
| abrev., quím., cient. |
Potion Of Thought |
| abrev., tec. |
planned outage |
| abrev., transp. |
Point Of Transportation |
| comp. |
point of termination |
| industr. |
pre-operational test |
| mil. |
performance-oriented training; portable outside toilet |
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| abrev. |
potentiometer |
| abrev., cienc. |
potential |
| polím. |
potassium |
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| IT |
application/mspowerpoint |
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| abrev., petr. |
Pay Out Time (tat-konovalova) |
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| abrev. |
permanganate oxidation time |
| abrev., espac. |
proximity operation trainer |
| abrev., med. |
plan of treatment (inspirado) |
| abrev., negoc. |
port of transhipment; port of transit |
