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[slaɪd] n  | |
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| bank. |
declive m |
| baseb. |
barrida f; eslai f |
| comp. |
cursor m; deslizadera f; placa f |
| earth.sc. |
corrimiento de tierras; derrumbe m; deslizamiento de tierras |
| mech.eng. |
guía deslizante |
| med. |
lámina f |
| pack. |
resbalar; derrapar; gaveta f (of a sliding box, de un envase que lo contenga); cajoncillo m (of a sliding box, de un envase que lo contenga); deslizarse |
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| auto. |
deslizadores m |
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| baseb. |
arrastrarse; barrerse; tirarse |
| comp., MS |
deslizar (To place a finger on the screen, move the finger in one or more directions, and then take the finger off of the screen) |
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| gen. |
diapositivas |
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| gen. |
tobogan juego |
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| forestr. |
deslizado |
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| gen. |
pinzas para el cabello pasadores |
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| English thesaurus |
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| jewl. |
A type of pendant that features a longer bale. Often, slides are spiral pieces that encircle the chain. They can also be longer designs wherein the chain passes through and behind the front display. |
| mus. |
bottleneck |
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| abbr., el. |
source library image delivery expeditor |
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| abbr., el. |
solid-liquid diffusion bonding; subscriber line interface digital |
| abbr., mil. |
Small Low-cost Intercept Device (terminal-defense system) |
| abbr., pharm. |
second-line injectable drug (peuplier_8) |
| abbr., scottish |
Small Low-cost Interceptor Device |
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| abbr., earth.sc. |
sliding |
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| abbr. |
sliding |