faux
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| faux abbr. | |
| chem. | artificial |
| comp. | false |
| construct. | blind; dummy |
| forestr. | European beech; beech; common beech |
| pragm. | false |
| speed.skat. | faulty |
| tech. | falsehood |
| element abbr. | |
| gen. | joint of pipe |
| transp. avia. | item |
| work.fl. mater.sc. | component |
| élément abbr. | |
| gen. | component |
| commun. | sequel |
| el. | cell; element |
| environ. el. | device |
| IT el. | frame |
| med. | particle |
noun | noun | verb | to phrases
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| European beech (Fagus silvatica, Fagus sylvatica); beech (Fagus silvatica, Fagus sylvatica); common beech (Fagus silvatica, Fagus sylvatica); copper beech (Fagus silvatica, Fagus sylvatica) | |||
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| artificial | |||
| false (as logical zero) | |||
| blind; dummy | |||
| false | |||
| faulty | |||
| falsehood | |||
| defective | |||
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| scythes | |||
| scythe | |||
| fallacious | |||
| fake | |||
| forgery | |||
| falx (la); sickle; spurious (spurius) | |||
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| fracture; faulting | |||
| fault A fracture or a zone of fractures along which there has been displacement of the sides relative to one another parallel to the fracture | |||
| flaw | |||
| taffetine; faille de chine | |||
| fault | |||
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| break | |||
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| fau | |||
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| même sens | |||
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faux : 1106 phrases in 88 subjects |