bypass
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| bypass abbr. | |
| gen. | abocamiento |
| el. | contornear |
| health. | anastomosis quirúrgica; derivación |
| med. | puento externo; anastomosis |
| tech. | derivar; desviar; rodear; sobrepasar |
| switch abbr. | |
| gen. | vara de avellano; conmutar; interruptor |
| comp., MS | cambiar; conmutador |
| IT | punto de conmutación |
| mun.plan. | coleta; trenza |
| nat.sc. agric. | borla de la cola; medion de la cola |
noun | verb | adjective | to phrases
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| abocamiento m | |||
| anastomosis f | |||
| paso auxiliar | |||
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| puento externo | |||
| derivar; desviar; rodear; sobrepasar | |||
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| contornear | |||
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| circuir; desviación | |||
| desvío; puente; rodeo; bypass | |||
| anastomosis quirúrgica; derivación (vascular) | |||
| operación de derivación | |||
| bipás; comunicación; derivación; paso de desvío; tubo de dos pasos; tubo de paso | |||
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| puntear | |||
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| b.p.; bp. | |||
| byp | |||
| A tactical task which involves maneuvering around an obstacle, position, or enemy force to maintain the momentum of advance. Bypassed obstacles and enemy forces are reported to higher HQ. (FRA) | |||
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bypass : 107 phrases in 23 subjects |