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| industr., construct. |
gélifier |
| med. |
gelée f |
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| engl. |
Gel m |
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| construct. |
gels m |
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| English thesaurus |
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| abbr. |
Growth, Encouragement, And Laughter; Global Electronic Library (Ярилло Ксения) |
| abbr., avia. |
Santo Angelo, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil; general simulation language; graphite epoxy laminate |
| abbr., earth.sc. |
Geological Environmental Laboratory |
| abbr., el. |
general extension language; Goddard experimental laser |
| abbr., fin. |
Georgian lari (Alexander Matytsin) |
| abbr., mil., avia. |
gelatinization |
| abbr., physiol. |
Gel |
| abbr., physiol., med. |
Gel Or Jelly |
| abbr., space |
general emulation language; graphite-epoxy laminate |
| abbr., st.exch. |
Genesis Energy, L. P. |
| chem., food.ind. |
Gelatin |
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| abbr., earth.sc. |
gelatinizes |
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| abbr., oil |
gelatinous |
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| abbr., dril. |
gel strength |
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| abbr., oil |
gelatinized; gelled |
| chem. |
gelatine |
| cinema |
A thin, tinted plastic-like sheet placed over a light to change the color of the projected light. "Cleaning the gels" is a practical joke usually given as a job to an inexperienced crew member. |
| O&G |
gelly-like colloidal suspension |
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| abbr., chem. |
gelatine |
| polym. |
gelatinous |