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heavy
| toward
long wavelength
| heavy | |
| gen. | dotkliwy; gęsty; niestrawny; obfity; ociężały |
| comp., MS | najgrubsza |
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| gen. | ku |
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| dotkliwy; gęsty; niestrawny; obfity; ociężały | |||
| najgrubsza (Having a font weight that corresponds to a weight class value of 900 according to the OpenType specification) | |||
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| hy | |||
| hey | |||
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| heavyweight | |||
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| An expression used in radiocommunications to indicate that an aircraft is certified for a maximum take- off weight of 136 000 kg 300 000 lb or more | |||
| heavy: 97 phrases in 23 subjects |
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| American usage, not spelling | 1 |
| Chemistry | 13 |
| Construction | 18 |
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| Electrical engineering | 2 |
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| Fish farming pisciculture | 1 |
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| Physical sciences | 2 |
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