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[ˈvɪək(ə)l], US: [ˈviːək(ə)l] rzecz.  | |
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| posp. |
vecteur matériel |
| bud. |
liant m (of paint); véhicule urbi |
| chem. |
véhicule de peinture; milieu de suspension |
| inżyn., chem. |
agglomérat m; agglutinant m; liant m |
| med. |
substance vectrice; excipient m |
| przem., chem. |
adjuvant m; solvant porteur |
| sport |
voiture f |
| sprz. |
véhicule m (n.m.) |
| turyst. |
moyens de transport |
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| finans. |
entreprise intermédiaire |
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| posp. |
véhicules |
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| chem. |
milieu; médium |
| ekon. |
véhicule |
| hobb., transp. |
charge |
| med. |
transporteur |
| przem., chem. |
support |
| techn. |
vecteur |
| transp. |
vehicule |
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vehicle Any conveyance in or by which people or objects are transported przym. | |
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| ochr.środ. |
véhicule |
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| Angielski tezaurus |
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vehicle [ˈvɪək(ə)l], US: [ˈviːək(ə)l] rzecz. | |
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In literature, the term vehicle refers to the technique by which an author achieves her purpose. For example, chilling diction could be identified as a vehicle to depict a murder scene. |
| skr. |
vhcl |
| wojsk., logist. |
A self-propelled, boosted, or towed conveyance for transporting a burden on land, sea or through air or space. (FRA) |
| wojsk., skr. |
veh; vh |
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| techn., skr. |
vehs |
