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| caoutchouc
| digue | |
| construct. | flood bank; flood control levee; flood embankment; flood levee; flood protection; levee |
| energ.ind. coal. el. | storage dam |
| mater.sc. construct. | sea wall |
| transp. construct. | pier |
| DE | |
| polit. loc.name. | Del; Delaware |
| Dé | |
| earth.sc. | Dec |
| dé | |
| agric. | cement footing |
| chem. | cube |
| earth.sc. | dee |
| hobby | dice |
| med. | d frame |
| tech. met. | thimble |
| dés | |
| gen. | dice |
| caoutchouc | |
| gen. | rubber band |
| agric. | Indian rubber fig; Indian rubber tree |
| book.bind. | gum rubber |
| environ. | rubber |
| pack. | rubber; gum; caoutchouc; ebonite |
| tech. chem. | natural rubber |
noun | verb | to phrases
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| flood bank; flood control levee; flood embankment; flood levee; flood protection; levee; stooling; damming up; track; way; path | |||
| storage dam | |||
| weir | |||
| sea wall | |||
| bulkhead | |||
| pier | |||
| bund; bank | |||
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| department of public works, Ministry of Waterways and Roads; State department of public works, Ministry of Waterways and Roads | |||
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| dike; dyke | |||
| dam | |||
| dyke An artificial wall, embankment, ridge, or mound, usually of earth or rock fill, built around a relatively flat, low-lying area to protect it from flooding; a levee. A dyke may be also be constructed on the shore or border of a lake to prevent inflow of undesirable water | |||
| embankment | |||
| breakwater; mole | |||
| jetty | |||
| French thesaurus | |||
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| digue de barrage; digue de resserrement | |||
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digue : 286 phrases in 17 subjects |