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direct m |
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| chem. |
immédiat |
| ekon. |
administrer |
| kultur. |
mettre en scène |
| lotn. |
vol direct |
| patent. |
diriger; adresser |
| praw. |
enjoindre |
| przetw. |
en ligne; en direct |
| strz. |
pointer |
| techn. |
orienter (to) |
| transp. |
directe |
| włók. |
commander |
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| praw. |
prescrire |
| technol., inżyn. |
conduire |
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| Angielski tezaurus |
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| lotn. |
A straight-line flight between two NAVAIDs, fixes, points, or any combination thereof. When used by pilots in describing off-airway routes, points defining direct route segments become compulsory reporting points unless the aircraft is under radar contact. |
| skr. |
dct; dir |
| techn., skr. |
di; drct |
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| skr. |
Demanding Integrity, Responsibility, Ethical Conduct, and Truthfulness; Demanding Integrity Responsibility Ethical Conduct And Truthfulness |
| skr., bizn. |
directory |
| skr., elektron. |
defense IEMATS replacement command and control terminal |
| skr., med. |
Depression Information Resource & Education Centre |
| skr., mot. |
shift SELECT |
| skr., transp. |
Driver Information Experimenting with Communication Technology |
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| skr., bibliot. |
directories |
