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| gen. |
chenal de fuite; séparation de synchronisation; fractionnement m |
| chem. |
séparation analytique; élimination f; sécrétion f |
| coal., chem. |
épuration f; triage m |
| construct. |
compartimentage m; cloisonnement m; délimitation f |
| earth.sc. |
décollement m |
| environ. |
tri m; séparation des masses (physique |
| law |
séparation f; disjonction f |
| law, sec.sys., lab.law. |
départ m; cessation d'emploi |
| ling. |
détachement m |
| med. |
dissociation f |
| med.appl. |
centrifugation f |
| nat.res. |
coupage m; tronçonnage m; séparation des particules du sol (of soil particles) |
| speed.skat. |
éloignement m |
| transp. |
largage m; distance entre deux véhicules successifs; distance entre trains; écart m |
| transp., avia. |
espacement m |
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cloisonnement isolant entre conducteurs |
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| anal.chem. |
séparation f |
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separation The separation of one substance from another when they are intimately mixed. For example the removal of oil from water, or gas from oil or oil from gas, etc. n | |
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| environ. |
séparation des masses (physique) |
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| avia., Canada |
The spacing between aircraft, altitudes, or tracks |
| law |
physical state of a married couple living apart, but not yet divorce; An arrangement where a husband and wife live apart from each other while remaining married either by mutual consent or by a judicial order |
| mil., abbr. |
sep; sepn |
