four

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four [fɔ:]

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Four [fɔ:]

FOUR [fɔ:]

four

: 1369 phrases in 104 subjects

Agriculture	31
Agronomy	1
Air conditioners	1
Alternative dispute resolution	5
American usage, not spelling	6
Amphibians and reptiles	6
Antennas and waveguides	2
Architecture	1
Artificial intelligence	1
Astronomy	1
Automated equipment	6
Automobiles	90
Aviation	1
Ball bearings	4
Banking	1
Basketball	1
Biology	4
Botany	1
British usage, not spelling	9
Business	1
Chemistry	9
Chess	1
Coal	1
Communications	36
Computers	27
Construction	42
Cycling other than sport	4
Dosimetry	4
Drilling	3
Drives	22
Earth sciences	6
Economics	12
Electricity generation	1
Electronics	36
Engines	51
Entomology	9
Environment	6
Equestrian sports	1
European Union	1
Finances	8
Fish farming pisciculture	4
Food industry	2
Foreign trade	4
General	207
Gymnastics	2
Health care	3
High energy physics	10
Hobbies and pastimes	2
Human rights activism	2
Ichthyology	13
Industry	8
Informal	1
Information technology	22
Insurance	1
International Monetary Fund	7
Judo	1
Kayaking	2
Labor law	1
Law	9
Mammals	27
Materials science	8
Mathematics	4
Measuring instruments	8
Mechanic engineering	39
Medical	9
Medical appliances	4
Metallurgy	11
Microelectronics	28
Microsoft	1
Military	4
Mining	21
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	4
Natural sciences	7
Nuclear physics	4
Opencast mining	1
Optics branch of physics	23
Ornithology	3
Packaging	3
Physics	91
Politics	1
Polygraphy	5
Power electronics	1
Power lines	4
Quality control and standards	2
Racing and motorsport	3
Radiation	31
Refrigeration	1
Rowing	10
Slang	2
Sports	2
Statistics	1
Stock Exchange	2
Taxes	1
Technology	168
Telecommunications	5
Telegraphy	2
Textile industry	3
Transport	56
Water polo	2
Weapons and gunsmithing	1
Wood processing	1
Work flow	1
Wrestling	4
Zoology	6


BASIC
gen.	Basic
Basic
gen.	Basic
basic
gen.	Grund-; basisch; grundlegend
busin. IT	Basis bildend; Grundlage bildend
chem.	ursprünglich
commun.	Elementar...
polygr. amer.	Revisionsabzug


freedom
gen.	Freiheit; Freiraum; Ungebundenheit; Ungezwungenheit
chem.	Beweglichkeit
econ.	Unabhängigkeit; Selbstbestimmung; freier Zugang; freie Benutzung
environ.	Freiheit