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Standard
Data | Format
- only individual words found
| преф. Standard- | |
| nucl.phys. | standard |
| Standard | |
| comp. | standard; default амер. |
| environ. | standard |
| IMF. | monetary standard; money standard |
| med. | norma |
| tech. | master |
| Standard- | |
| comp. | standard; routine |
| Format | |
| gen. | format; size; stature; shape |
| amer. | caliber |
| brit. | calibre |
| busin. | dimensions |
| met. | cut sheet |
| tech. | form |
| Formate | |
| gen. | sizes |
noun | noun | adjective | to phrases
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| default | |||
| norm | |||
| default (A value that is automatically used by a program when the user does not specify an alternative. Defaults are built into a program when a value or option must be assumed for the program to function) | |||
| model | |||
| standard (gesetzlicher Feingehalt der Münzen) | |||
| normal | |||
| measurement standard | |||
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| preset; stock | |||
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| preset; stock; vanilla | |||
| plain-vanilla | |||
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| standard specimens | |||
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| set plays football | |||
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| type (Typus) | |||
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| standard; default амер. | |||
| assize | |||
| standard (gesetzlich vorgeschriebener Feingehalt) | |||
| standard 1. Something considered by an authority or by general consent as a basis of comparison. 2. An object regarded as the most common size or form of its kind. 3. A rule or principle that is used as a basis for judgment. 4. An average or normal quality, quantity, or level | |||
| monetary standard; money standard | |||
| specification; standard specification | |||
| norma | |||
| master | |||
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| standard; routine | |||
| utility | |||
| default | |||
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| standard | |||
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| off-the-shelf | |||
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| standard | |||
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Standard Data : 2 phrases in 2 subjects |
| Abbreviation | 1 |
| Communications | 1 |