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adjective | noun | to phrases
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| immediatus | |||
| immediate | |||
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| imm | |||
| imd; imdt; immed; imt | |||
| Term which is sometimes used in the expression "immediate fire" and meaning predicted fire, ie artillery fire which is delivered without adjustment and which is effective as from the first round. (FRA) | |||
| immediate: 110 phrases in 22 subjects |