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[træns'leɪʃn] n  | |
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| gen. |
services de traduction |
| arts. |
traduction f |
| bank. |
conversion f |
| chem. |
poussée f |
| commun. |
traducteur m |
| comp. |
traduction de langage |
| comp., MS |
traduction f (The transfer of concepts from a source language text into a target language) |
| earth.sc., astronaut. |
mouvement de translation |
| fin. |
conversion f (currency) |
| IT |
translation de fréquence; transposition m; transposition en fréquence |
| ling. |
traduction interlinguale |
| tech. |
translation f |
| textile |
engrenage m; transmission f |
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| commun. |
messages convertis |
| patents. |
traductions f |
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| gen. |
TraductionBruxelles f |
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| fin. |
conversion f |
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| abbr. |
t; tr; t9n ("L", followed by nine more letters, and then "N" Artjaazz) |
| abbr., school.sl. |
trans |
| med. |
The fifth of seven steps in the HIV life cycle. Translation occurs after the host cell makes new HIV RNA. During translation, the host cell uses the genetic instructions carried in the new HIV RNA, specifically messenger RNA mRNA, to make HIV proteins. see also life cycle, messenger RNA |
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transl |