accept abbr. | |
gen. | adhérer à; admettre; retenir; souscrire |
commun. | acceptation |
fin. met. | accepter |
law | accepter la rupture; accepter la répudiation |
tech. industr. construct. | accepté |
a abbr. | |
polit. agric. tech. | are; a |
Project abbr. | |
comp., MS | Projet |
Projects abbr. | |
comp., MS | Projets |
project abbr. | |
construct. | aménagement |
environ. | projet; projet |
mater.sc. | porter en saillie; saillir; tirer au vide |
a bit abbr. | |
gen. | un peu |
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adhérer à; admettre; retenir; souscrire | |||
acceptation | |||
prendre | |||
accepter (A UI element the user presses to agree to an incoming file transfer, invitation, audio/video call, or application sharing) | |||
accepter la rupture; accepter la répudiation; accepter par le silence | |||
vérifier; homologuer | |||
accepté | |||
adopter; reprendre | |||
accepter; agréer | |||
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adopter; munir; prendre son parti; revêtir de l'acceptation; s'incliner; souscrire à; viser | |||
accepter | |||
English thesaurus | |||
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acc | |||
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American College Of Cardiology Electrocardiogram Proficiency Test; American College Of Cardiology Evaluation Of Preventive Therapies (study); Alcoholism Center - Coordination Education, Prevention and Treatment |
accepting : 153 phrases in 27 subjects |