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| gen. |
cartouche f |
| build.struct. |
pièce insérée |
| chem. |
prisonnier m |
| commun. |
encart m; hors-texte m |
| comp., MS |
insertion f (A mode in which any data to the right of the cursor is moved to the right as you type) |
| construct. |
détail inséré; d'insertion m; mettre en chantier; commencer les fondations |
| industr., construct. |
rapiéçage f |
| IT, tech. |
isolant m |
| life.sc., industr. |
insert m; insérat m |
| mater.sc., mech.eng. |
chemise f; doublure f; garniture f; insertion f; revêtement m |
| mech.eng. |
bâtonnet m |
| met. |
mise rapportee d extremite d electrode; coquille rapportée; grain rapporté |
| met., mech.eng. |
plaquette f; plaquette de coupe; plaquette amovible |
| pack. |
pièce d’insertion |
| patents. |
annoncer |
| tech. |
fibres intercalaires; remplissage fibreux |
| tech., mech.eng. |
tubulure f |
| textile |
lancer m; déposer m |
| transp. |
incrustation f; ajustement m |
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| gen. |
feuillet intercalaire |
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| comp. |
imbriquer |
| comp., MS |
insérer (To add new text, objects or cells without overwriting existing data) |
| IT |
insérer |
| ling. |
intercaler |
| transp. |
adapter; ajuster; installer |
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| gen. |
pose |
| industr. |
encartage |
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| English thesaurus |
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| cinema |
A close-up shot of an object, often produced by the second unit. The term probably came about to reflect the fact that this shot will be "inserted" into the final version of the movie during editing. |
