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| gen. |
substance on which an enzyme acts; substrate |
| agric. |
camp; logging depot |
| ambient., tec. |
platen; vibration table |
| cienc. |
extension side |
| constr. |
base course; road base |
| electr. |
fuse base; pinch; base region; base zone; cap; foot |
| electroq. |
alkaline substance |
| estad. |
radix |
| fin. |
basis; cost basis; tax basis |
| industr., constr., quím. |
base shoe |
| ingen. |
mounting |
| IT, cient. |
base number |
| mat. |
frame (de amostragem); base |
| micr., bras. |
base (A mathematical object that is the basis for a derivation, system, or formulation) |
| plan. |
background |
| prot. |
fuse-base; fuse-mount |
| transp., avia. |
home base |
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base Any chemical species, ionic or molecular, capable of accepting or receiving a proton (hydrogen ion) from another substance; the other substance acts as an acid in giving of the proton; the other ion is a base; chemical; base |
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| industr., constr., quím. |
barium selenide; BaSe |
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| líneas. |
stub of a support |
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| micr. |
Home (The default tab on the ribbon interface that provides the basic features that users need most frequently for each application) |
