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stripe
| tensile strength
| stripe | |
| gen. | raie longitudinale; rayure |
| agric. | virée |
| chem. | frange; raie |
| comp., MS | frange |
| industr. construct. | queue de vache; veine |
| med. | strie |
| nat.sc. industr. construct. | rayonné |
| tensile strength | |
| knit.goods | force de rupture |
noun | verb | adjective | to phrases
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| raie longitudinale; rayure f | |||
| frange f (d'interférence); raie f | |||
| frange f (Horizontal or vertical ranges that set the background pattern of the chart in regular or custom intervals. You can use strip lines to improve readability for looking up individual values on the chart, highlight dates that occur at regular intervals, or highlight a specific key range) | |||
| queue de vache | |||
| strie f | |||
| rayonné m | |||
| bande f | |||
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| trainées | |||
| bandes | |||
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| virée | |||
| passée | |||
| liste | |||
| veine | |||
| traînée | |||
| rubané | |||
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| self-aligned trench-isolated polysilicon electrodes | |||
| stripe: 149 phrases in 31 subjects |