three

[θri:]

speed.skat.

trois

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Three [θri:] abbr.

abbr., oil

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mil., lingo

DC-3 plane (the Three)

three

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second
gen.	détacher; appuyer; soutenir; seconder
tech.	seconde sexagésimale; seconde
seconds
agric.	"seconds"
forestr.	deuxième; 2 ième


Rule
gen.	article
rule
chem.	règle; loi
comp., MS	règle
construct.	règle de triangulation
earth.sc.	règle graduée
IT dat.proc.	unité de savoir-faire