inserire abbr. | |
commun. IT | bundle |
comp., MS | insert |
footwear | set; attach |
IT tech. | collate |
med. | insert |
met. | to insert; carburize; to run in |
Ino abbr. | |
med. | inosine; Ino |
in abbr. | |
gen. | in |
coda abbr. | |
comp., MS | queue |
el. | exhaust tube |
environ. chem. | bottoms |
fin. | addendum; allonge |
fish.farm. | codend |
industr. construct. | leader |
med. | tailing |
nat.sc. agric. | tail |
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insert | |||
to insert; carburize; to run in | |||
introduce; laying in | |||
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enter | |||
bundle | |||
insert (To add new text, objects or cells without overwriting existing data); post (" To submit an article in a newsgroup or other online conference or forum. The term is derived from the "posting" of a notice on a physical bulletin board.") | |||
to set; to attach | |||
run in | |||
to collate |
inserire : 22 phrases in 10 subjects |
Communications | 2 |
Earth sciences | 1 |
Electronics | 4 |
Information technology | 1 |
Law | 2 |
Medical | 1 |
Microsoft | 6 |
Patents | 1 |
Telecommunications | 2 |
Transport | 2 |