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| polygr. |
contrasty |
| écon. |
strict; stringent |
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| génér. |
anneal; cure; harden; indurate |
| constr. |
chill (abschrecken); cure (Kunststoff); harden (Beton, Mörtel); quench (durch Abschrecken); condition |
| micr. |
cure (z. B. Elektronenresists) |
| optiq. |
toughen (glass) |
| phys. |
toughen |
| polym. |
cure (aushärten); vulcanize (vulkanisieren); temper (von Stahl) |
| techn. |
temper |
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| génér. |
hardens; indurates |
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| micr. |
bake (einer Resistschicht) |
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| génér. |
hardening; indurating |
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| génér. |
indurated |
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| génér. |
bitter; callous; callously; firm; hard; hard (Wasser); hardly; punishing; rigorous; rigorously; stern test, times, opposition, ...; toughly; unkind; steely; flinty; dour struggle; dourly; hard-fought competition, game; harsh; rough; tart wine |
| astr. |
ultra |
| entr. |
grim |
| expl. |
strong |
| techn. |
austere; rigid; severe; stiff; tough; solid |
| étud. |
cut |
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| vinif. |
hard < 4 3 67> |
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| industr., constr., chim. |
curing |
| électr. |
baking |
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| génér. |
water high in calcium carbonate |
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| envir. |
hardness Resistance of a solid to indentation, scratching, abrasion or cutting |
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| industr. |
bagel |
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| génér. |
rigorously |
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| transp. |
activator |
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| Allemand glossaire |
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| métr. |
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