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| earth.sc., el. |
flow through/to |
| met. |
forced through/to be |
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| gen. |
tier |
| agric. |
manhole cross piece |
| agric., industr., construct. |
bearer; bolster; cradle; crib; stillage |
| construct. |
river bottom sill |
| IT |
row |
| mater.sc., mech.eng. |
floor cross member |
| mech.eng. |
bridge |
| med. |
stringe board; stringer; sleepers |
| nat.sc., agric., mech.eng. |
bunk |
| tech., mech.eng. |
stringerboard |
| transp. |
beam; crossbeam; rail |
| transp., construct. |
waling; jetty; pier |
| transp., met. |
crosstie |
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| el. |
bushing; bushing insulator; duct; traverse |
| hobby |
follow through |
| transp. |
crossing |
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| agric. |
batten; slats |
| mun.plan., construct. |
rails |
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| avia., Canada |
cross |
| chem. |
to penetrate; to pierce; to permeate; to percolate; to pass through |
| commun. |
traverse,to |
| equest.sp. |
hinder |
| law, min.prod. |
traversing |
| nucl.phys., радиоакт. |
penetrate (de la matière); pass (a material, said of a particle or electromagnetic radiation, de la matière) |
| pack. |
penetrate; permeate; bleed through |
| радиоакт. |
to travel (une distance dans une matière); traverse (une distance dans une matière); penetrate (a distance in a given substance, said of a particle, une distance dans une matière); to traverse (de la matière) |
