escalar
| escala | |
| gen. | ladder |
| agric. | stowing casks or bottles |
| forestr. | scale |
| math. | scale |
| tech. | graduation |
| transp. nautic. | call; port of call |
| escalar | |
| gen. | break in; burglarize |
| IT scient. | scalar |
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| burglarize | |||
| 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) | |||
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| to call at a port | |||
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| ladder | |||
| stowing casks or bottles | |||
| range | |||
| scale of map | |||
| scale of assessment | |||
| scale (en mapas y dibujos) | |||
| graduation | |||
| stop; stopover | |||
| call; port of call | |||
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| Scale | |||
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| rowlocks | |||
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escalar : 515 phrases in 45 subjects |