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An expression used in radiocommunications | to
| instruct
| a
| pilot
| to
abandon | an
| approach
| or
| landing
- only individual words found (there may be no translations for some thesaurus entries in the bilingual dictionary)| TO | |
| abbr. | take-off |
| abbr. avia. | take off; tool order; try out |
| abbr. busin. | Technical Operation; Telephone Office; time of opening; Transport Office |
| abbr. earth.sc. | topaz |
| INSTRUCT | |
| abbr. ed. | Implementing The Nctm School Teaching Recommendations Using Collaborative Telecommunications |
| a | |
| gen. | but |
| PILOT | |
| abbr. ed. scient. | Pharmaceutical Industry Leaders Of Tomorrow |
| TO | |
| abbr. | take-off |
| AN | |
| abbr. st.exch. | Automation, Inc. of Delaware |
| APPROACH | |
| abbr. med. | Alberta Provincial Project For Outcomes Assessment In Coronary Heart Disease |
| OR | |
| abbr. med. | Orbicularis Oris |
| An: 6 phrases in 3 subjects |
| Abbreviation | 4 |
| Chat and Internet slang | 1 |
| Programming | 1 |