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| gen. |
spin-off; fallout |
| econ. |
spillover effect |
| environ. |
radioactive fallout |
| med. |
fall out |
| nucl.phys., OHS |
fallout (radioactives); radioactive fallout (deposition by gravity, radioactives); active fallout (deposition by gravity, radioactives) |
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| biotechn. |
spillover benefit |
| environ. |
chemical fallout The sedimentation of chemical substances accumulated in the atmosphere as a result of industrial emissions |
| IMF. |
spillover effect; spillover; spinoff effect; spillovers |
| plann. |
spill-over effect |
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| environ. |
chemical fallout |
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| law, commer. |
spill-over effects |
| UN, chem. |
acid deposition (de soufre, par exemple) |
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| gen. |
skewback |
| environ. |
fallout; fallout The descent of airborne solid or liquid particles to the ground, which occurs when the speed at which they fall due to gravity exceeds that of any upward motion of the air surrounding them |
| hobby |
landing |
| mun.plan., earth.sc. |
drop |
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| gen. |
release |
| el. |
to return to initial position |
| gymn. |
dropping back |
| platf.div. |
fall back |
| sail. |
fall in (sail) |
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| industr., construct., met. |
sagged; sunken-in |
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| bot. |
bending downwards |
