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| génér. |
hole |
| agric. |
flume |
| comm., transp., techn. |
measuring circuit |
| comm., électr. |
lane; channel |
| constr. |
town canal; lined canal; lined ditch; lined trench |
| envir. |
canal An artificial open waterway used for transportation, waterpower, or irrigation |
| industr. |
passage |
| industr., constr., métall. |
chute; trough |
| informat. |
flood; data transmission channel; transmission channel |
| informat., industr., constr. |
route |
| informat., techn. |
input-output channel |
| informat., techn., électr. |
highway |
| micr. |
channel (A path through which information passes between two computers or devices. It can refer to the physical medium (such as wires) or to a set of properties that distinguishes one channel from another) |
| médic. |
canal (ductus); tube; meatus; channel (ductus); duct (ductus) |
| métall. |
launder; main runner; vale; conduit; chimney (d'eruzione); groove |
| reliur. |
joint groove |
| sciences. |
river channel; stream bed; stream channel; streambed; streamway; watercourse |
| transp. |
gut |
| écon., agric., génie m. |
funnel |
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| micr. |
Channel (A drop-down list on the Campaign Activity form from which users can select the method of distribution for a campaign activity. Values include Phone, Appointment, Letter, Letter via Mail Merge) |
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| chim. |
feed system |
