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faille
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| faille | |
| earth.sc. | rift; fracture |
| geogr. | rift |
| IMF. | loophole |
| industr. construct. | taffeta uni |
| industr. construct. met. | Griffith flaw |
| met. | robble; trouble |
| tech. | fault; break |
| inverse | |
| med. | reciprocal |
noun | verb | to phrases
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| rift | |||
| rift (cassure) | |||
| loophole | |||
| taffeta uni | |||
| Griffith flaw | |||
| robble; trouble | |||
| faille | |||
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| fracture; faulting | |||
| fault A fracture or a zone of fractures along which there has been displacement of the sides relative to one another parallel to the fracture | |||
| flaw | |||
| taffetine; faille de chine | |||
| fault | |||
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| scythes | |||
| scythe | |||
| fallacious | |||
| fake | |||
| forgery | |||
| falx (la); sickle; spurious (spurius) | |||
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| be necessary | |||
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| break | |||
| faille: 788 phrases in 53 subjects |