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| mamíf. |
renard m (Vulpes vulpes); renard commun (Vulpes vulpes); renard d'Europe (Vulpes vulpes); renard du Nord (Vulpes vulpes); renard vulgaire (Vulpes vulpes) |
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| gen. |
renard |
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| comun. |
rousseurs; piqûres d'humidité |
| tec., quím. |
bande; claque |
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| astr. |
Petit Renard |
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| recurs. |
canidés (Canidae) |
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| recurs. |
fouquet |
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| Inglés tesauro |
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| jerg. |
very attractive (His older sister is a fox) |
| mamíf. |
alepou (Vulpes vulpes) |
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| abrev. |
Fascist Old Xenophobes; Finnish Options Index; Flies On X-rays; Friends Of Xanadu; Field Operational X.500 |
| abrev., avia. |
Fox, Alaska USA |
| abrev., burs. |
Fox Entertainment Group, Inc. |
| abrev., econ. |
Futures and Options Exchange |
| abrev., electr. |
fast oxidation system; fiber optic al extender |
| abrev., electr., cient. |
Field oxide |
| abrev., extens. |
Foxbase executable (precompiled .prg, FoxBase Vosoni) |
| abrev., inf. |
woman |
| abrev., IT |
Foxbase executable; Free Objects For X |
| abrev., náut., cient. |
Fishery-Oceanography Experiment |
| abrev., petról. |
London Futures and Options Exchange |
| abrev., telecom. |
fiber optic crossconnection |
| invers. |
forward with optional exit |
