hardening
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| tempering
| harden | |
| gen. | endurecer |
| hardening | |
| gen. | callosidad punto o lugar anormalmente duros; induración o dureza |
| comp., MS | endurecimiento; endurecimiento |
| IMF. | alza; fortalecimiento |
| med. | calcificación; esclerosis; induración |
| AND- | |
| automat. | -Y |
| and | |
| gen. | e; y |
| tempering | |
| agric. | acondicionamiento; reposo |
| earth.sc. met. el. | revenido; templado |
| industr. construct. met. | temple |
| labor.org. | ayuno |
| met. | bonificar |
noun | verb | to phrases
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| callosidad punto o lugar anormalmente duros; induración o dureza | |||
| endurecimiento m (The use of physical and firmware modifications that make the hardware more difficult to alter without damaging the hardware. These modifications can also prevent hacking that can disable the metering of a prepaid or subscription computer); endurecimiento m (The use of physical and firmware modifications that make the hardware more difficult to alter without damaging the hardware. These modifications can also prevent hacking that can disable the metering of a prepaid or subscription computer) | |||
| calcificación m; esclerosis f; induración f | |||
| carburación y temple | |||
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| alza f; fortalecimiento n | |||
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| proceso de temple | |||
| hidrogenación | |||
| resistencia | |||
| temple; cimentación en caja | |||
| fraguado | |||
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| endurecer; endurecerse | |||
| templar | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| h. | |||
| To configure a computer or other network device to resist attacks | |||
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hardening : 198 phrases in 29 subjects |