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| cienc. |
paraclase f; accident géologique; cran m; crin m; délit m |
| comp. |
défaillance f |
| dep. |
defaut |
| electr. |
défaut m |
| geol. |
fracturation f |
| IT |
échappatoire f; dérangement m; panne f; état de dérangement; état de panne |
| jur., transp., ingen. |
faute f |
| metal. |
dislocation f; défaut de coulage (in a casting); grains m (in a casting) |
| micr. |
défaut m (A physical defect, such as a loose connection, that prevents a system or device from operating as it should); erreur f (A programming error that can cause the software to fail) |
| nacion., geol. |
fracture f |
| patent. |
culpabilité f |
| quím. |
erreur f |
| tec. |
faille f |
| telecom. |
defect m; error m; fault m |
| transp., polít. |
défectuosité f; imperfection f; vice m |
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| comp. |
défaut dynamique |
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| tenis. |
faute f |
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| gen. |
points de pénalisation |
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fault A fracture or a zone of fractures along which there has been displacement of the sides relative to one another parallel to the fracture s | |
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| ambient. |
faille f |
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| cienc. |
faillage; formation de failles; faille |
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| Inglés tesauro |
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| abrev., mil. |
failure |
| metr. |
A defect or electrical break-down of any component, or connection between components, upon which the intrinsic safety of the circuit depends |
| mil., abrev. |
flt |
