anti

['æntɪ] n

gen.

in Opposition; anti; Gegner m; Gegnerin f

English thesaurus

anti ['æntɪ] abbr.

abbr., earth.sc.

antigorite

ANTI ['æntɪ] abbr.

abbr., textile

Association of Nonwoven Fabrics Industry

mil.

automated near-term improvement

Anti

: 2208 phrases in 99 subjects

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transit
gen.	Durchgang; Übergang
cust. fin.	Versandverfahren
econ.	Durchgangsverkehr
el.	Durchlieferung
law, ADR	Durchfuhr
tech.	Durchreise; Transit
transp.	Durchfahrt; öffentlicher Personennahverkehr


receive
gen.	erhalten; in Empfang nehmen; entgegennehmen; retten; er/sie hat/hatte entgegengenommen; er/sie hat/hatte erhalten
comp., MS	empfangen; empfangen