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['buːstɪŋ] v
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| earth.sc., mech.eng. |
surpression |
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exaltation |
| industr., construct., met. |
chauffage d'appoint |
| math. |
amplification |
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boost [bu:st] v | |
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| automat. |
amplifier; renforcer |
| comp. |
autocharger; hausser; amorcer |
| nat.sc., el. |
poussée |
| telecom. |
renforcement de fréquence (graphic equalizer) |
| transp. |
dépression à l'admission; mano dépressiomètre |
| transp., el. |
dépanner; suractiver |
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| gen. |
encourager |
| econ. |
relancer |
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| English thesaurus |
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| med. |
Using an antiretroviral ARV drug to increase the effectiveness of another ARV drug. For example, drugs in the protease inhibitor PI ARV drug class are often boosted with the ARV drug ritonavir. see also protease inhibitor |
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| agric. |
booster |
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| abbr. |
Building On Our Strengths Together |
| abbr., auto. |
turbocharger boost control solenoid |
| abbr., mil. |
Broadened Opportunity For Officer Selection And Training |
| abbr., physiol., med. |
Benefits Of Oxygen Saturation Targeting |
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| abbr., mech.eng. |
booster |