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| gen. |
coup manqué |
| agric. |
vide dans une plantation |
| bank. |
faillite f |
| comp. |
faute f |
| construct. |
écroulement m; effondrement m; éboulement m |
| dialys. |
insuffisance f |
| industr., construct., chem. |
rupture de collage |
| met. |
allumage défectueux |
| transp., mech.eng. |
non-fonctionnement m |
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| UN, econ. |
pannes f; défaillances f |
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| gen. |
défaillance; defaut |
| agric. |
manquant |
| commun. |
manque; dérangement |
| comp., MS |
défaillance (The inability of a computer system or related device to operate reliably or to operate at all) |
| earth.sc., industr., construct. |
rupture |
| earth.sc., mech.eng. |
panne |
| law |
manquement |
| mater.sc. |
défaut |
| mater.sc., met. |
ruine |
| polit. |
échec |
| transp. |
perturbation |
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| English thesaurus |
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| abbr., amer., slang |
bust (The whole idea was a bust) |
| mil., abbr. |
fail; flr |
| mil., logist. |
Fault in one equipment or in one part of an equipment, requiring an unscheduled corrective technical intervention. (FRA); When an item of equipment is incapable of functioning, owing to internal reasons. Such an item of equipment is unable to carry out the operational functions for which it was designed. (FRA) |
