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| sous-groupe | |
| gen. | subset; sub-group |
| chem. | odd series |
| commun. | subgroup |
| comp., MS | subcollection; contained subgroup; subgroup |
| nat.res. | subgroup |
| nat.sc. | Subgroup |
| R&D. | Sub-Group |
| SUR | |
| gen. | Society for Universities and Research; SUR |
| sur | |
| agric. | sour |
| transp. | on top of |
| sûr | |
| gen. | dependable; reliable; tried; trustworthy; trusty; secure |
| LESS | |
| org.name. | Logistics Execution Support System |
| lait | |
| chem. | slurry |
| econ. | milk |
| environ. | milk |
| food.ind. agric. | cow's milk |
| indicateur | |
| chem. | indicator |
| construct. | building directory |
| IT dat.proc. | operator indicator |
| IT tech. | alteration switch |
| law | police informer |
| life.sc. environ. | indicator plant |
| ling. | mark; marker |
| meas.inst. | needle |
| nat.res. | indicating device |
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| subset | |||
| odd series periodic system | |||
| subgroup | |||
| subcollection (A collection that is associated with another collection for the purpose of software distribution); contained subgroup (A group of computers that is also part of another group); subgroup (A group of contacts that is also part of another group, displayed as nested groups in the contact list) | |||
| subgroup (of a great group) | |||
| Subgroup | |||
| Sub-Group | |||
| sub-group | |||
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| sub-group of blood-group | |||
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