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extracciones |
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removal [rɪ'mu:v(ə)l] s | |
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relevacion m; rescision f; consumo anormal de sustancias del propio cuerpo; extirpación quirúrgica |
| agric. |
tala f; apeamiento m; apeo m; corta del árbol por el pie; derribo m; producto de las talas |
| ambient. |
eliminación f |
| comun., IT |
traslado m |
| constr. |
desmonte de tierra; desescombro m |
| inmigr. |
documento de identidad o de viaje fraudulento |
| jur. |
mudanza f |
| jur., inmigr. |
expulsión f |
| med. |
abrasión f; extracción f; extirpación f; depleción f |
| tec. |
desmontaje m; remoción f |
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removal General term indicating the elimination of substances from a medium or from the environment [rɪ'mu:v(ə)l] s | |
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| ambient. |
eliminación f |
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The transfer of a state case to federal court for trial; in civil cases, because the parties are from different states; in criminal and some civil cases, because there is a significant possibility that there could not be a fair trial in state court |
| mil., logíst. |
First step of a unit's movement, which includes: Planning: railcar load study rail transportation, determination of the number of vehicles road transportation, load distribution or organization, determination of the removal rate, removal order rollup of all these previous operations; Execution: movement to the embarkation points, embarkation within the planned time, while ensuring the security of the embarkation area. (FRA); Technical operation where an part or assembly is removed from an end item for a purpose of neutralisation, protection, cannibalization, or salvage. (FRA) |
