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| gen. |
bien |
| chem. |
fosse f; puits m; cheminée f; source f |
| construct. |
trou m |
| lab.eq. |
cupule f; alvéole f |
| nat.res. |
dessablage d'un puits; dessablement d'un puits |
| nat.sc., chem. |
loge f |
| oil |
forage m; sondage m; sonde m; trou de sonde |
| radiat. |
puits m (non-through); canal m (non-through) |
| slang |
ben m (often used at the beginning of a phrase, and followed by "ouais" or "non") |
| tech. |
céane Afrique de l'Ouest (en entonnoir, peu profond et non maçonné); puits m (eau); gaine f |
| transp. |
baignoire f; puit m |
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| gen. |
bien intentionné; bien organisé; bien payé |
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| gen. |
ma foi! |
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well A hole dug into the earth to reach a supply of water, oil, brine or gas [wel] n | |
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| environ. |
puits m |
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| geogr. |
Wells (GBR) |
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| transp. |
gorge d'une jante |
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| English thesaurus |
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| abbr. |
Wellcare Management Group, Inc.; Whole Earth 'Lectronic Link (BBS) |
| abbr., ed. |
Workplace English Language And Literacy |
| abbr., inet. |
Whole Earth Lectronic Link |
| abbr., radio |
FM-88.7, Dadeville, Alabama |
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| abbr. |
Wellington |
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| abbr., oil |
Wellington |