propagation abbr. | |
gen. | spill over; conduction; transfer |
comp., MS | bubbling |
health. | spread |
IT el. | propagate |
ling. | diffusion; spreading |
med. | bacterial dissemination; spread |
\PAR abbr. | |
nat.sc. agric. | red pandora |
par abbr. | |
gen. | per |
hobby | par |
diffraction abbr. | |
gen. | diffraction |
chem. | flexion |
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conduction; transfer | |||
breeding; reproduction | |||
spillover benefit; spillover; spillover effect; spinoff effect | |||
extension | |||
bubbling (In Windows Presentation Foundation, an event routing strategy where the event instance moves up the element tree (starting with the source and ending at the root of the visual tree)) | |||
spread of a disease (d'une maladie) | |||
propagate | |||
diffusion; spreading | |||
bacterial dissemination; spread | |||
circulation; dissemination; distribution | |||
spreading oil | |||
propagation | |||
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spill over of fire |
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