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bound
 bound
gen. bond
arts. relié
comp. borne; bord
comp., MS lié; limite; borne
IT délimiteur; séparateur
| to extended
 to extend
chem. étirer; étendre; allonger; diluer; s'étendre; élargir
| superlattice
 superlattice
IT super-réseau
| transition
 transition
el. couplage de transition
h.rghts.act. med. psychol. réaffectation sexuelle; conversion sexuelle
health. nat.sc. engl. transition
IT mutation
phonol. transition phonétique
speed.skat. changement de carre; serpentin
tech. transformation de phase
 transitions
fenc. transitions
| mode
 mode
anal.chem. dominante
avia. Canada mode SSR
comp. régime
met. pourcentage en poids
stat. dominante; Mo
stat. transp. mode de transport
textile manière; façon
transp. mode d'exploitation
- only individual words found (there may be no translations for some thesaurus entries in the bilingual dictionary)

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bound

[baund] n
gen. bond m
arts. relié
chem. lié; connecté; fixé; combiné m
comp. borne f; bord m; frontière f
comp., MS lié (Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a file that can be managed using the source control features in tools such as Visual Studio and Expression Blend); limite f (The size and location of an object); borne f (The upper or lower limit in a permitted range of values)
gymn. saut d'un pied à l'autre
IT délimiteur m; séparateur m
stat., scient. limites de confidence; limites de confiance
bound [baund] v
el. sous bande limite
law limite
transp. lier; limiter
binding ['baɪndɪŋ] v
commer., polit., interntl.trade. consolidation
industr. chargement sur palette
IT consigne
law ayant force exécutoire; contraignant; impératif; obligatoire
transp. grippage; serrage
bind [baɪnd] v
IT relier
law assujettir; bloquer une dette; grever un bien-fonds; obliger
to bind [baɪnd] v
fin., polit. consolider droit douanier
immigr., tech. brocher
bound [baund] adj.
ling. non libérable
 English thesaurus
bound [baund] abbr.
abbr. bd
mil., logist. In land warfare, a single movement, usually from cover to cover, made by troops often under enemy fire. (FRA)
BOUND [baund] abbr.
abbr. Break Out Unknown Now, Damnit!
bound. abbr.
abbr., earth.sc. boundary
BOUND [baund] n
progr., IT Check Array Bounds
Bound [baund] abbr.
abbr., insur. bnd (for)
bound to
: 57 phrases in 8 subjects
Business1
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