delay
| clock
| delay | |
| gen. | ritardare |
| bank. | mora |
| commun. transp. | ritardo |
| comp., MS | ritardo |
| earth.sc. | Tempo di ritardo |
| el. | ritardo di trasmissione; tempo di trasmissione |
| clock | |
| industr. construct. | apparecchio di orologeria |
| IT | clock |
| IT tech. | registro tempificatore; registro temporizzatore; temporizzatore |
| IT transp. | cronografo |
| transp. | indicatore del tempo; orologio |
| clocks | |
| gen. | orologi; orologi a pendolo |
noun | verb | to phrases
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| mora f | |||
| ritardo m | |||
| ritardo m (The amount of time between the scheduled start of a task and the time when work should actually begin on the task; it is often used to resolve resource overallocations. There are two types of delay: assignment delay and leveling delay) | |||
| Tempo di ritardo | |||
| ritardo di trasmissione; tempo di trasmissione | |||
| tempo morto | |||
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| ritardare | |||
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| del; dl; dla; dly | |||
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| delay the game | |||
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| D (fuzes) | |||
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| To slow down the enemy's progression in a direction or in an area by the action of mobile detachments, through fires and obstacles. FRA | |||
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delay : 461 phrases in 43 subjects |