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dobbeltværelse |
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| agric. |
doblingsplade; doblingsplanke |
| industr. |
dublering |
| industr., construct. |
tvinding |
| med. |
duplikering; doublering; plissering |
| tech., industr., construct. |
dobletvinde; doble |
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| agric. |
dobbelt champignonhus; dobbelt champignonrum; dobbeltkornsåning |
| commun. |
"bryllup"; dobbeltsætning |
| health. |
dobbelt; duplex; dobbel; fordoblet |
| industr., construct. |
dublere |
| med. |
fyldt |
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| industr., construct. |
dublere-tvinde; tvinde |
| transp. |
sejle rundt om |
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| transp. |
leddelt lastvogn |
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| English thesaurus |
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| abbr. |
dbl; db (Yuriy83) |
| abbr., agric. |
dble |
| abbr., cartogr. |
d; doub |
| abbr., polym. |
dbl (e) |
| cinema |
An actor who stands in for another actor in certain scenes, some of which may involve dangerous circumstances or require special skills e.g. a stunt double. Sometimes body doubles are used in scenes that call for nudity or intimacy. Contrast with stand-in. |
| tech., abbr. |
dubl |