scalar (A factor, coefficient, or variable consisting of a single value (as opposed to a record, an array, or some other complex data structure)); scale (To enlarge or reduce the display of an item, such as a drawing or a proportional character font, by adjusting its size proportionally)

IT, scient.

scalar

transp., nautic.

to call at a port

Escala v

escálamos v

escala

: 1198 phrases in 81 subjects

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DAS
microbiol.	diacetoxyscirpenol
DEN
stat.	normal equivalent deviate
de
gen.	out of; from
inet.	From:
dele
commun.	dele


aforo
IMF.	haircut
meteorol.	discharge


escala
footwear	size scale; fitting scale
forestr.	scale
math.	scale
med.	scala
nat.sc.	graduated scale
nautic.	stoppage