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b. m |
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ex- adj.
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| génér. |
były; eks- |
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ex [eks] n | |
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⇒ ex-wife (бывшая жена • "we're still trying to locate his ex") |
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| abrév., écon. |
excluding new issue of shares |
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| abrév. |
exponential; excellent; example; extrusion |
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| abrév. |
Exchequer; Exchequer Reports (Welsby, Hurlstone and Gordon); державна скарбниця; суд скарбниці |
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| abrév., médic. |
exophthalmos |
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| abrév., écon. |
exchange>>² |
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| chrom. |
Excitation wavelength (in nanometers Morning93) |
| commerc. |
Light wear, slight marks or scratches; a "B" grade |
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Exodus |
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Extra ("outside of") |
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X (former) |
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| commerc. |
Between EX and VG+ |
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| commerc. |
Very light wear, slight marks, 85-90% of original condition |
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| abrév. |
E Xtreme; Former; The Expectation Of X; extra |
| abrév., autom. |
exit |
| abrév., aviat. |
excitation; excite; executive committee; executive management officer |
| abrév., bours. |
Exide Corporation |
| abrév., informat. |
exclusive OR |
| abrév., math., scient. |
EXample |
| abrév., phys., médic. |
Exacerbate; Examination; Excision |
| abrév., pétr. |
east extension |
| abrév., sakh. |
explosion-proof |
| abrév., scient. |
Exceptional Children; expand |
| abrév., teriol. |
Excellent condition |
| abrév., écoss. |
Electronics Experimental (USA) |
| abrév., électr. |
extended; multiexecutor |
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| abrév. |
excluding; exclusive; execution; executive; exempt; examined; excellent; exception; excluded; executed; exercise; exhaust; exit; expanding; explosion; export; extra; виключаючи |
| abrév., biblioth. |
exchanged |
| abrév., comm. |
examination; examiner; execute; expense; exporter; extension |
| abrév., financ. |
exchange |
| abrév., sciences. |
except; excepted; extract |
| abrév., scient. |
exclude; excursion; exhibit; express |
| abrév., écon. |
executor; exceptional |
| expl. |
explode; exploder; explosive; extraction |
| polym. |
excess |
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| abrév. |
electronics; examination; examined; except; exception; excess; exchange; excursion; execute; executive; exercise; experiment; experimental; expert; exposed; exposure; extract; x. |
| abrév., comm. |
per; without; delivered out of ... |
| abrév., médic. |
experimentation |
| abrév., pétr. |
express |
| abrév., techn. |
central exchange |
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excepted |
| pétr. |
exploration (serz) |
| usin. |
explosion (для взрывоопасных помещений, зон butt) |
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| abrév., aviat., WWII. |
exhaust |
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exciter; exciting; experimental |
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| abrév. |
experimental station; exponent |
| abrév., pétr. |
Exeter |
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| abrév., sciences. |
example; experiment |
| royaum. |
Exchequer Reports (Welsby. Hurlstone and Gordon) |
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| abrév., comm. |
expense |
| abrév., entr. |
examiner; excavator; exceptional; exciter; excluding; exclusive; excursus; executed; execution; executor; exempt; exhibit; exploder; explosive; export; exported; exporter; extension; extremely; from; formerly; but not now; out of...; CONT from contract |
| abrév., informat. |
extinction ratio; exception response |
| abrév., sciences. |
exciting; exhaust |
