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| génér. |
Stengel m (alt); Stiel m (eines Glases); Stiel m (Pflanze); Stängel m; Vorbau m (Fahrrad); Wortstamm m; Stange f (stielartig); stemmen; Halm m; Hauptlinie f (of family tree); Hauptzweig Abstammung (of family tree); Lenkervorbau Fahrrad; Notenhals m; Stammwort n; Stößel m; Vordersteven m; stammen von (from); Einhalt gebieten; Strunk m; zum Stillstand bringen; Vorsteven m; eindämmen; Wurzel f; unbespanntes Gestell; Wortwurzel f; abstammen (from); aufhalten |
| agric. |
Traubenstiel m; Messerstiel m; Rappe m; stengelständig; Stengel- m; Halm- m; Stiel- m; Schaft der Feder (of a feather) |
| antenn.ond. |
Röhrenfuss m |
| botan. |
Blütenstiel m |
| chim. |
Hais m |
| constr. |
Steg m (Träger); Rippe f (Balken) |
| envir., agric. |
Baumstumpf m; Stock m; Stubben m; Stumpf m; Stutzen m |
| expl. |
verdämmen; Schwerstange f; Bohrgestänge n; Stiel m |
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Stemmbogen m |
| haut.énerg. |
Dee-Halterung; Deehalterung f; Deehals m; Hals des Dee |
| instr. |
Ansatzstutzen m (e.g. gauge) |
| médic. |
Stengel m |
| métall. |
Pochschuh m |
| paléont. |
Coenosarcröhre f; Hydrocaul f; Polypenstiel m |
| phys. |
Röhrenfuß m (of the tube); Stiel m (e.g. of the tube) |
| polygr. |
Kegel der Type; Schriftkegel m |
| prod. |
Bug m; Steve m |
| ressourc., agric. |
Rappen m; Kamm m |
| sciences. |
Stengelkeim m; Sprossachse f |
| soins.med. |
Stamm m |
| techn. |
Baumstamm m; Fuß f; Kamin m; Pendel n; rühren; Schaft m; Stab m; Stamm m; Laufspindel f; Spindel n; Rohr n; Stange f |
| voil. |
Vorschiff n |
| électr. |
Lampenfuß m |
| élim. |
besetzen |
| équip. |
Pinne f |
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stem tobacco pipe [stem] n | |
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| génér. |
Holm Tabakpfeife |
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| entr. |
ankämpfen; hemmen |
| techn. |
stammen; verstemmen; stoppen |
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| comm., informat., charb. |
Besetzen |
| transp. |
stiefeln |
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| génér. |
Einhalt geboten; zum Stillstand gebracht |
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| Anglais glossaire |
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| abrév. |
Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (Vadim Rouminsky); Science Technology Engineering and Maths (Vadim Rouminsky); Science Technology Engineering and Medicine (Vadim Rouminsky) |
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| abrév., biol. |
s |
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| abrév. |
Saving Through Energy Management; Systems And Techniques Effective Management; Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (translator911) |
| abrév., aviat. |
shaped tube electrolytic machining; system training and exercise module |
| abrév., chim., scient. |
Soluble Trace Element Mixture |
| abrév., espac. |
shaped-tube electrolytic machining; system ［spaceflight］ trainer and exercise module |
| abrév., milit., aviat. |
shuttle traffic evaluation model |
| abrév., médic. |
Scanning Transmission Electron Microscope; Society Of Teachers Of Emergency Medicine |
| abrév., naut. |
Subject To Enough Merchandise (Availability of Cargo) |
| abrév., optiq. |
scanning transmission electron microscope |
| abrév., phys., scient. |
Storable Tubular Extendible Member |
| abrév., pétr. |
scanning tunnel electron micrograph |
| abrév., sakh. |
scanning transmission electron microscopy |
| abrév., sciences. |
solar-terrestrial environment model; step method for multiobjective optimization; Sulfur Transport Eulerian Model |
| abrév., écoss. |
System Trainer & Exercise Module |
| abrév., éduc. |
Science Technology Engineering And Math; Students And Teachers Educational Materials; Success Through Exploring Mathematics; science, technology, engineering and mathematics; science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (Alex_Odeychuk); Science Technology Engineering Mathematics (obtaining theoretical scientific knowledge through practical activities bojana) |
| abrév., éduc., scient. |
Science Technology Engineering And Mathematics; Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics |
| abrév., électr., scient. |
Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy |
| milit. |
socio-technological-economic-military; special telemetry equipped missile; system trainer and exercise module |
| techn. |
stellar tracker evaluation missile; storable tubular mast and antenna |
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| abrév., éduc. |
STEM education (spanishru) |
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| assur. |
Subject to enough merchandise |
