|
|
| gen. |
to go in; to lower; to run in |
| commun. |
introduction (introductio) |
| comp., MS |
insert (A mode in which any data to the right of the cursor is moved to the right as you type); lead-in (On a compact disc, the area that contains a table of contents for the track layout) |
| econ. |
import EU (ΕE) |
| IT, el. |
fan-in |
| mech.eng. |
inlet; induction; intake; suction |
| med. |
insertion; initial phase; intromission |
| stat., commun., scient. |
lead-in |
| tax., transp. |
import |
| work.fl., commun. |
accession |
|
|
| stat., market. |
import c.i.f.; import cost,insurance and freight |
|
|
| comp., MS |
MEF import (A dependency that a MEF part specifies and fulfills from exports provided by other MEF parts. For example, common services can be provided in a MEF part and declared as an import by other MEF parts) |
