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| athlet. |
cross |
| chem. |
to cut; to dilute; to adulterate; to cut off (l'arrivée d'un fluide); to hew; to strike |
| comp. |
switch off; turn off; disconnect; disjoint; detach; isolate |
| comp., MS |
cut (To remove part of a document, usually placing it temporarily in memory so that the cut portion can be inserted (pasted) elsewhere) |
| construct. |
to cut (stone or trees, la pierre); to throw holes |
| forestr. |
fell; shearing (aux ciseaux) |
| genet. |
cleave |
| grass.hock. |
undercut |
| inf. |
interrupt somebody (quelqu'un) |
| met. |
to shear; to cut out; to cut off |
| social.sc. |
to hit |
| sport. |
pass; take over |
| tab.tenn. |
chop |
| telecom. |
cut off |
| tenn. |
strike; shoot |
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| avia., Canada |
Break |
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| commun., IT |
cut |
| life.sc. |
intersect |
| med. |
to blend; to arrest |
| social.sc. |
to cut |
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| gen. |
microsection |
| agric. |
cutting; felling; setting; bucking; mowing |
| comp., MS |
slice (A subset of the data in a cube, specified by limiting one or more dimensions by members of the dimension) |
| cultur. |
cup |
| fin. |
cut |
| industr., construct., met. |
bowl |
| mater.sc. |
section |
| met. |
cut-away section; oxycut |
| patents. |
cross sectional area |
| transp. |
cross-section view |
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| arts. |
trimmed |
| commer., transp., nautic. |
gangway |
| industr. |
cut |
| med. |
concise |
| transp. |
fixed-head coupé |
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| gen. |
gap of a seal |
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| gen. |
cut! |
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| gen. |
cut |
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| met. |
cut made by melting only |
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| French thesaurus |
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| slang |
echapper à un ennui, à une corvée |
