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| financ. |
final balance |
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by law; statutory instrument |
| micr. |
shut-down (Having characteristics of the process of quitting all programs before turning off the computer) |
| écon. |
administrative order |
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| charb. |
abandon; stand |
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arrest a ship; take into custody; apprehend; to adopt; to enact; to lay down; arrest a suspect; defer a judgment; stay the proceedings |
| immigr. |
to arrest |
| micr. |
shut down (To close the operating system in an orderly fashion); break (To cause a routine, module, or program that had previously worked to cease working correctly); end (To end a phone call); stop (To halt a process or action, typically without restoring the prior state) |
| métall. |
to blow down; blowing out; to blow out; to de-commission |
| science d., génie m. |
arrest; cut off; put off; shut off; stop; turn off |
| électr. |
to switch off; cutout switch; on-off switch; to switch out |
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| génér. |
to adopt a regulation |
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| micr. |
Stop (The user interface item that halts a process or action, typically without restoring the prior state); Shut Down (A menu item that provides options for restarting or turning off your computer, or for activating Stand By or Hibernate modes) |
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| prod. |
to stop |
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| génér. |
to adopt rules of procedure |
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| comm., flux., science d. |
discontinue |
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| brev. |
decision; edict; provision; disposal; disposition |
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decree; regulation; order |
| industr., constr. |
overlocked |
| nations., écon. |
statute |
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| envir. |
ridge |
