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posp. |
bleed |
bud. |
to trickle through (regen door muren); weepage (walls, regen door muren) |
chem., hutn. |
photographing |
ekon., mark., komun. |
to take a carbon copy; to trace |
hydr. |
invert (v.e. theodoliet); change face (v.e. theodoliet); reverse (v.e. theodoliet) |
komun., chem. |
strike-through |
przem., bud. |
bleeding |
przem., bud., chem. |
bleed through |
roln. |
down-the-row thinning; gapping; pre-thinning; thinning |
transp. |
skidding; slipping |
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posp. |
through-working; through-connecting; through-transmission; call diversion; rerouting |
elektron. |
through-connect |
komun. |
no-answer transfer |
technol. |
transfer |
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ekon. |
screening |
opiek. |
fluoroscopy; radioscopy; roentgenoscopy |
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finans. |
Overshooting |
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komun. |
use the blue pencil |
komun., inżyn. |
strike out |
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komun., transp. |
overrunning of a signal at danger; passing a signal in the stop position; running past a stop signal |
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micr. |
swipe (To slide a machine-readable card through a magnetic stripe reader); strikethrough (Pertaining to a formatting style in which characters are crossed out by horizontal line) |
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ekon., mark., komun. |
to take a carbon copy; to trace |
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inżyn. |
clearing; belting-in |
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nauki o ż., przem., bud. |
dip; impregnate |
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roln. |
destruction |
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roln., bud. |
to soak |
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stat. |
to adjust |
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technol. |
run in; run on; run-on |
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technol. |
search |
technol., przetw. |
to scan |
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posp. |
trepan |
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posp. |
index |
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bud. |
to mix the mortar thoroughly (mortel) |
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hutn. |
burring Am; plunging |
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med. |
bedsore; decubitus ulcer |
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micr. |
propagate (To distribute an index from a content index server to one or more Web servers for the purposes of providing search) |
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nauki prz. |
spine (spina); thorn (spina) |
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roln. |
come home |
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technol. |
transmit |
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technol., przetw. |
walk-through |
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transp. |
to come home |
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bud. |
forepoling |
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chem. |
bubble through |
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kultur. |
come through |
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opiek. |
bedsore |
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transp. |
dimpled |