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plain [pleɪn] n
gen.	sans ornement; sans recherche
earth.sc., agric.	zone de plaine
econ.	plaine f
industr., construct., met.	affiné f; fin m; uni m
met.	nu m
patents.	évident; manifeste m; flagrant
skiing	terrain plat
Plain [pleɪn] n
geogr.	Plain m (WI:USA)
plain An extensive, broad tract of level or rolling, almost treeless land with a shrubby vegetation, usually at a low elevation n
environ.	plaine f
plained v
industr., construct., met.	fin; affiné
plaining v
chem.	affinage
plain [pleɪn] adj.
phonol.	non-bémolisé; non-diésé; normal

plain: 573 phrases in 56 subjects

Acridology	1
Agriculture	31
Amphibians and reptiles	2
Astronomy	1
Book binding	1
Cables and cable production	1
Chemistry	11
Commerce	2
Communications	17
Computers	4
Construction	28
Earth sciences	19
Electrical engineering	3
Electronics	13
Entomology	1
Environment	11
Equestrian sports	1
Figurative	1
Finances	10
Fish farming pisciculture	9
Food industry	2
Forestry	3
General	32
Geography	8
Geology	1
Ichthyology	28
Immigration and citizenship	2
Industry	43
Informal	2
Information technology	2
Insurance	1
Law	2
Life sciences	21
Literature	1
Mammals	5
Materials science	1
Mechanic engineering	47
Medical	3
Medical appliances	1
Metallurgy	37
Microsoft	2
Milk production	3
Municipal planning	1
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	14
Natural sciences	10
Oceanography & oceanology	3
Ornithology	46
Packaging	6
Platform diving	1
Research and development	1
Soil science	2
Technology	31
Textile industry	18
Transport	21
United Nations	4
Wood processing	1