walls

wall [wɔ:l] adj.

væg (An area in Microsoft Dynamics CRM where information is displayed about the user and the records that the user follows)

wall A vertical construction made of stone, brick, wood, etc., with a length and height much greater than its thickness, used to enclose, divide or support [wɔ:l] adj.

environ.

mur

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wall
comp., MS	væg
construct.	væg
environ.	mur; mur


reflection
comp., MS	refleksion
earth.sc.	lydrefleks; lydrefleksion
earth.sc. el.	refleksion; reflektion
environ.	tilbagekastning; tilbagekastning
immigr. tech.	uigennemsigtig