grad | |
tech. | grade; gon; gradient |
Operation | |
IT | exploitation |
operation | |
econ. | activité |
econ. agric. | exécution du travail; opération |
el. | manoeuvre |
lab.law. | phase de travail |
mech.eng. | maniement d'une machine |
tech. | fonctionnement; commande; travail |
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grade m; gon m; gradient m | |||
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gradient; graduation | |||
by degrees; graduated | |||
gradatim | |||
gradational | |||
grading; gradually | |||
graduate | |||
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Global Risk Assessment Device; Globalisation Regionalisation And Democratization; Globalization, Regionalization, And Democratization | |||
gradation | |||
College Bound Student | |||
Graduation Really Achieves Dreams | |||
generalized remote data base | |||
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graduated (Vosoni) | |||
gradient | |||
grading | |||
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graduate | |||
Gradus ("grade") | |||
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generalized remote access data base | |||
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Gallery for Russian Arts and Design (Jasmine_Hopeford) | |||
gradiometer |
Grad : 5 phrases in 3 subjects |
Earth sciences | 3 |
Education | 1 |
Medical | 1 |