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| agric. |
vîrf n; cióc n; articol n; punct n; nótă f |
| comp., MS |
indica (To move a pointer (for example, an arrow) to a particular position on the screen, by using a pointing device such as a mouse or pen) |
| construct. |
vizáre f; coeficiént m; grad n |
| tech. |
dinții de fier (ai brăzdarului); colț de grapă |
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point A position on a reference system determined by a survey [pɔɪnt] n | |
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| environ. |
punct n |
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| abbr., polym. |
pt |
| law, abbr. |
pt. |
| med. |
pt (MichaelBurov) |
| mil., abbr. |
pnt |
| mil., logist. |
Small area where support and service support assets are gathered. A point has only one function and is provisional most of the time. (FRA) |
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| abbr. |
Paraplegics On Independent Nature Trips; Pursuing Our Italian Names Together |
| abbr., el. |
point of inflection thermometry; polymer optical interconnect technology |
| abbr., law |
Prison Officers Informing Neighborhood Teens |
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| mil. |
West Point Academy (США MichaelBurov) |
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| mil., logist. |
Geographical area where the assets necessary to perform a task of a functional component of a logistic domain are deployed. It is usually part of a sector. FRA |