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f
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| gen. |
deficit |
| agric. |
empty cells |
| commun. |
literal mistake |
| law |
petty offense; delict |
| nat.sc., agric. |
damping-off |
| patents. |
error; defect; deficiency; offence; offense |
| tech. |
flaw; vice |
| UN, law |
misdeed |
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faltas f
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| fin. |
excess quantities; shortages; substitutions or other irregularities such as broken seals |
| transp. |
short-landed; short delivery |
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falta v
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| gen. |
absence; shortage; shortcoming |
| agric. |
lag; misses |
| agric., industr., construct. |
blemish |
| commun. |
fade; failure; misprint |
| environ. |
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 |
| health. |
lack; mistake |
| industr., construct., chem. |
backlap |
| law |
failure to comply when person is ordered to do something by the court, and does not |
| law, crim.law. |
petty form of an offence |
| law, transp., mech.eng. |
fault; misconduct |
| work.fl. |
silence |
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faltar v
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| gen. |
be lacking; be missing; lack 128 |
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falto v
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| met. |
misrun |