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błyskotliwość dowcip; dowcip m |
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| Inglés tesauro |
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| gen. |
a form of intellectual humour; someone skilled in making witty remarks |
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| abrev., negoc. |
witness |
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Warder In Training; Washington Improvisational Theater; West Island Tournament; Wisdom In Training; World of Interpreting and Translation (Yeldar Azanbayev) |
| abrev., armas. |
whatever it takes (SAIC acronym) |
| abrev., automóv. |
worse injection timing |
| abrev., avia. |
wire integrity test |
| abrev., electr. |
tungsten interconnection technology; wafer isolation technology; wideband impedance transformer |
| abrev., escoc. |
Work Improvement Team |
| abrev., extens. |
Web Interactive Talk (Internet) |
| abrev., IT |
World Wide Web Interactive Talk |
| abrev., med. |
warm ischaemic time (Civa13); warm ischemia time; Witwaters-rand |
| abrev., mil. |
Wireless Interworking Testbed (Army); weapons intelligence team |
| abrev., progr. |
WebAssembly interface type (Alex_Odeychuk) |
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| abrev., petról. |
witness; Witswatersrand (system) |
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| mil. |
wise intelligence technology (WiseSnake) |
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| polic. |
witness (as in "wit-protection safe house" Val_Ships) |
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| abrev. |
Washington Institute of Technology; Witco Chemical Co., Inc. |
| abrev., petról. |
wellhead isolation tool; wire in tube sensor |
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| argot. |
see with (kayvee) |
