relief The physical shape, configuration or general unevenness of a part of the Earth's surface, considered with reference to variation of height and slope or to irregularities of the land surface; the elevation or difference in elevation, considered collectively, of a land surface; land [rɪ'li:f] n

environ.

relieve m (tierra)

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relief [rɪ'li:f] abbr.

rel; rlf

Within the framework of a rather long-lasting ground engagement, all actions aimed at replacing a ground operational force by another force, having in general the same capabilities. (FRA)

relief

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relief
gen.	asistencia; socorro
environ.	relieve
health.	alivio; auxilio; ayuda
life.sc.	relieve; topografía
life.sc. el.	orografía del terreno; relieve del terreno


train
gen.	adiestrar; ferrocarril; convoy; línea de producción
comp., MS	entrenar
environ.	trenes; trenes
industr. construct.	rodaje
mech.eng.	tren de engranajes
med.	domar