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| astr. |
coucher m; mise au point |
| cine |
scène f; ambiance f |
| constr. |
prise f |
| cuer. |
mise au vent |
| equip. |
consigne f |
| estr. |
affaissement m |
| industr., constr. |
cuisson f |
| maquin. |
aplatissement m |
| metal. |
frappe de finition; calibrage par frappe; redressage m; installation f; montage m; prise f (de béton) |
| micr. |
paramètre m (A configuration parameter or element that controls the behavior of a service, application, feature, function, or a run-time environment) |
| nacion., argot. |
contexte m |
| quím. |
prise f (mortier, etc.); asservissement m |
| recurs. |
plantation f |
| silvicult. |
unité de coupe; ajustement m |
| tec. |
pose f; posage m |
| tec., metal. |
four indépendant |
| tec., quím. |
prise de l'adhésif |
| transp. |
calage de l'allumage ou de la distribution |
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| micr., canad. |
paramètres m (The area of the product in which you can work with business units, users, security roles, templates, subjects, services, and so on) |
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| metal. |
caractéristiques de réglage |
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| micr. |
Paramètres m (The area of the product in which you can work with business units, users, security roles, templates, subjects, services, and so on) |
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| agric. |
chantier; carreau; coupe; parterre |
| cienc. |
solidification; nouaison |
| cienc., ingen. |
ajustage; calage |
| industr., constr. |
fixage; durcissement |
| industr., constr., metal. |
scellage |
| metal. |
repasser en matrices; croisage; pliage croisé |
| quím., metal. |
séchage initial |
| tec. |
mise en place des images (images); pointé; tarage |
| tec., ingen. |
réglage |
| tec., metal. |
empilage; enfournement; four à distillation discontinue; encastage |
| transp. |
affichage |
| transp., náut., pisc. |
amarrage |
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| comp. |
composer; instaurer; établir |
| ingen. |
mettre en position; monter; positionner; régler |
| med. |
déformation permanente; déformation plastique |
| pisc. |
calée |
| transp., constr. |
enfoncement à chaque volée |
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| lit. |
The place or period within which a narrative or play is located. In drama, setting comprises of any stage scenery. |
