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[rɪ'peə] n  | |
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| comm. |
maintenance corrective |
| douan., écon. |
remise en état |
| transp. |
entretien m |
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| écon., science d. |
frais de réparation |
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| génér. |
réparation; conservation; reparation (Rehabilitation of a worn book, work of art, etc.); restauration (Rehabilitation of a worn book, work of art, etc.); recarrer |
| biol. |
réparation biologique; restauration |
| ling. |
réparer |
| médic. |
régénération; réparation tissulaire |
| ordin. |
réformer; remédier |
| pharm. |
restauration après les effets du rayonnement |
| techn. |
dépanner (to) |
| équip. |
corriger; mettre au point |
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| assur. |
réparations |
| transp., agric., constr. |
réparation |
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repair after radiation effects [rɪ'peə] v | |
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| radiol. |
restauration après les effets du rayonnement |
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| transp. |
dépannage |
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| ling. |
réparateur |
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| Anglais glossaire |
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| milit., abrév. |
rpr |
| milit., logist. |
Technical reconditioning operation, to give back all its operational functions to an item of equipment, or all its functional capabilities to a spare. When it takes place in a traditional way, it is formalized by the maintenance system and carried out following precise rules procedures, tools, spares, technical literature, etc.. (FRA) |
