silver abbr. | |
gen. | blanc |
arts. | argent |
astr. | argenter |
chem. | argent |
entomol. | noctuelle gamma |
environ. | argent |
fish.farm. | hareng argenté |
food.ind. | argentum; Ag; E174 |
spring abbr. | |
chem. | plume |
coal. | point de naissance d'une voûte |
comp. | saut |
construct. | jet d'eau; puits |
environ. | source |
forestr. | printemps |
speed.skat. | sauter |
tech. | fontaine; source |
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blanc m | |||
argent m | |||
argenter | |||
argent m (argentum) | |||
noctuelle gamma (Phytometra gamma) | |||
hareng argenté | |||
argentum m; Ag m; E174 m | |||
argent m (argentum, Ag) | |||
argenté | |||
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argent m | |||
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tain | |||
argenture | |||
plomb | |||
English thesaurus | |||
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sil; silv | |||
Silver, with elemental abbreviation Ag and atomic number 47, is a precious metal often used in jewelry. This soft alloy is both the highest thermal conductivity and electrical conductivity of any metal. When exposed to aid, the metal oxidizes and tarnish | |||
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E174 |
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