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| génér. |
infill panel (of, con tierra) |
| charb. |
back filling; filling material; stowed goaf; stowing material |
| color. |
loading agent |
| comm. |
fill character; padding character |
| comm., informat., charb. |
tamping |
| comm., métall. |
filling in |
| constr. |
infill panel of (con tierra); infilling of (con tierra); fill in; forming of an embankment; topping-up |
| industr. |
filling up; topping up |
| micr. |
fill (" In computer graphics, the colored or patterned "paint" inside an enclosed figure, such as a circle. The portion of the shape that can be colored or patterned is the fill area. Drawing programs commonly offer tools for creating filled or nonfilled shapes; the user can specify color or pattern."); leader (A line or row of characters used to lead the eye from a data label to a data point, or from a callout to the appropriate part of an illustration); padding (In data storage, the addition of one or more bits, usually zeros, to a block of data in order to fill it, to force the actual data bits into a certain position, or to prevent the data from duplicating a bit pattern that has an established meaning, such as an embedded command) |
| médic. |
plombage; "Plombierung"; plumbage |
| techn. |
backing; wadding |
| transp., forc., constr. |
back-filling; embankment; fill embankment |
| électr. |
bit stuffing; positive justification; cable filler; water blocking; filler of a cable |
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| brev. |
fillings |
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| génér. |
filling; infilling (of, con tierra); padded; padding |
| agric. |
topping California; filling up |
| charb. |
fill |
| chim. |
packing |
| comm., informat., charb. |
stemming |
| constr. |
grouting; construction of an embankment; infill between panel |
| envir., industr. |
refilling |
| industr. |
topping |
| industr., constr. |
filler |
| planif., charb., constr. |
stowage; stowing |
| science d., industr., constr. |
cushion; pad |
| soins. |
stuffing |
| transp., constr. |
backfill |
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| génér. |
fill (in, up, out); fill in; filling; refilling; complete; refill 128 ; stuff 128 |
| chauss. |
to fill bottoms |
| emball. |
fill up; top up; cushion; pad |
| industr. |
load |
| micr. |
fill out (To enter information into a form); populate (To import prepared data using a software procedure rather than the end user entering the information) |
| métall. |
topping-up |
| météor. |
replenish |
| pisc. |
second filling |
| techn. |
topping-off |
| éduc. |
fill in (e.g., rellenar el óvalo) |
| électr., constr. |
to backfill; to construct an embankment; to fill; to form an embankment |
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| agric. |
covering the plant furrow; filling the plant furrow |
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| micr. |
Pad (The default gradient brush option where the color values at the ends of the gradient vector fill the remaining space) |
