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[ʌn'ləʊdɪŋ, -'loʊdɪŋ] s
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| silvicult. |
chargement m |
| textil |
enlévement |
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unloading [ʌn'ləʊdɪŋ, -'loʊdɪŋ] v
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| agric. |
décuvage |
| cienc., constr. |
décharge |
| pisc. |
débarquant |
| transp. |
déchargement |
| transp., constr. |
débardage |
| transp., industr., constr. |
débarquement |
| transp., ingen. |
marche à vide |
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unload [ʌn'ləud] v | |
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détendre; débarquer |
| cienc., constr. |
décharge |
| comp. |
décharge (ment) |
| ingen. |
desserrer; démonter |
| transp. |
décharger |
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| agric. |
décuver |
| electr. |
réduire la charge |
| fin. |
décharger |
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| dep. |
"déchargez le armes!" |
| deport. |
"déchargez les armes!" |
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| avia. |
The removal of cargo, mail, baggage or stores from an aircraft after a landing. |
| mil., logíst. |
All technical operations aiming at removing all the goods contained in a transport asset. Note: In English, the notion of " unloading " includes the staff. (FRA) |
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| abrev., agric. |
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| tec., abrev. |
unld |
