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| posp. |
minefield gap; minefield lane; transit |
| elektron. |
hand-over |
| inżyn. |
circular pitch; transverse pitch; rivet pitch; rivet spacing |
| komun., transp. |
making land |
| mech. |
vent |
| med. |
pathway |
| meteorol. |
mountain pass |
| micr. |
pitch (A measurement of the number of characters that fit in a horizontal inch. Pitch is generally used to measure monospaced fonts) |
| mot. |
step |
| nauka o z., techn. |
skip distance |
| ochr.środ. |
crossing place A place, often shown by markings, lights, or poles, where a street, railway, etc. may be crossed; crossing place |
| radiol. |
stage |
| techn. |
flow; gait; pace; pass; throat; traverse; tread |
| transp. |
passing |
| transp., inżyn. |
axle spacing |
| transp., lotn. |
pitch angle |
| zasob. |
inlet a |
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| posp. |
gangway; gate; passage; passageway |
| eduk. |
step (e.g., primer paso; of FAFSA) |
| elektron. |
spacing |
| finans. |
changeover |
| geogr. |
channel |
| inżyn. |
pitch |
| micr. |
step (To execute a program one step at a time, usually within the context of a debugger) |
| nauki o ż. |
narrows; opening |
| roln., bud. |
culvert |
| techn. |
1 pace |
| technol. |
path |
| transp. |
overtaking |
| transp., inżyn. |
wheelbase |
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| posp. |
pass; spend; happen 128 |
| micr. |
swipe (To move your finger in one quick sweep across a fingerprint reader for authentication with a device or computer) |
| opiek. |
swallow |
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| posp. |
raisins |
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| bot. |
merging |
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| roln. |
raisin |
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| posp. |
raisin |
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| posp. |
pass it |
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| Hiszpański tezaurus |
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| techn. |
1,524 m |
