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gen. basique m alcalin m partie inférieure d'un organe ; qui concerne la base d'un organe ; se rapportant à une base ; base (aérienne/militaire/navale) ; terme de base ; cantonnement m agric., mech.eng. corps de la charrue ; corps m pièce travaillante avia., Canada étape de base ; parcours de base chem. base (Substance which dissolves in water with formation of hydroxyl ions, and reacts with an acid to produce a salt, without the evolution of a gas) ; lit m principe m fondation f terrain m raison f fondement m bride de base ; support de la matière active ; culots d'ergols ; charge f comp. nombre de base (number) ; de base ; fondamental f construct. base d'assise ; platine d'un poteau ; couche de base ; couche de support ; radier général ; base ; piédestal m earth.sc. densité optique du support econ., market. année de base el. métal de base ; culot m région de base ; électrode de base environ. base chimique environ., tech. plateau vibrant ; table vibrante industr., construct. socle m décochement m industr., construct., met. fond m IT, tech. base des puissances ; base de numération ; support m support photographique mater.sc., mech.eng. plateau inférieur mech.eng. base de la jante ; plaque d'assise ; plaque d'embase ; plaque de base ; plaque de fondation ; semelle f med. basal m embase f met. lit m (d'un gisement) ; mur f (d'un gisement) mil., logist. base de départ nat.sc. culot d'ergol nat.sc., agric. sar doré (Diplodus vulgaris (Geoffroy St.-Hilaire)) ; sar à tête noire (Diplodus vulgaris (Geoffroy St.-Hilaire)) nucl.phys., radiat. base d'une impulsion (of a pulse) patents. fondements m fonder radiat. substrat de film ; plaque-support f scient., life.sc. base géométrique tech., mech.eng. surface d'appui telecom. support m (fuse) ; fixation f (fuse) ; embase f (général) ; sol m textile partie dorsale ; envers m (tapis) transp. patin m work.fl., IT base des puissances
air/army/naval base [beɪs] n
gen. base (aérienne/militaire/navale) industr., construct., chem. séléniure de baryum
base of an index [beɪs] n
stat. base de l'indice ; situation de référence industr., construct., chem. cercueil Fo m
base of classification [beɪs] n
stat. critère de classement English thesaurus avia., Canada A flight path extending from the end of the downwind leg to the extended centreline of the approach end of the landing runway (or landing path) mil., logist. Modular logistic installation, of a level superior to that of the regiment, including functional zones capable of supplying a logistic support in its various domains of responsibility. It is organized and is commanded by an unique authority the orders of the commander of the force of the considered level of which it takes then naming: joint theatre logistic base, land logistic base, divisional logistic base, brigade logistic base. (FRA) ; Strip of terrain, organized or not, from which the departure of the attack echelon of a formation takes place. (FRA) USA A locality from which operations are projected or supported. see also facility ; An area or locality containing installations which provide logistic or other support. see also facility ; Home airfield or home carrier (JP 4-0) see also facility abbr., earth.sc. basaltic series abbr., oil basement granite abbr. Business Attraction Support Establishment ; Building Antennae Spans Earth abbr., avia. cloud base abbr., ed., scient. Bangalore Academy of Science and Education abbr., el., scient. Bedini Audio Special Environment ; Boston Area Semiconductor Education ; Buildings Antennas Spans And Earth abbr., energ.ind. Building Assessment, Survey and Evaluation Study (Millie abbr., med. B27-arthritis-sacroiliitis-extra-articular Features (syndrome) abbr., mil. Brigade Automated Simulation Exercise ; Building Antenna Span And Earth abbr., mil., avia. basic army strategic estimates abbr., monk. Building Antenna Spans Earth abbr., scottish British Aerospace Systems & Equipment abbr., skydive. building, antenna, span, earth (BASE is an acronym that stands for four categories of fixed objects from which one can jump: building, antenna, span, and earth (or cliff) Val_Ships abbr., sol.pow. beta-alumica solid electrolyte (AllaR ; beta-alumina solid electrolyte (AllaR abbr., st.exch. Bank- Americard Service Exchange abbr., tradem. Bay Area Studio Engineering meteorol. base of cloud mil. basic Army strategic estimate
