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posp. line up dive nurk. fall dive pływ. roll into water
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astron. decline bud. slope (niederwärts) ; inclination (niederwärts) ; pitch (niederwärts) ; escarp (niederwärts) ; gradient (niederwärts) ; lowering ; sullage ; tailing ; tailings chem. cull ; downslope ; scrapings ekol. waste materials ekon., bryt.ang. stuff fiz.jądr. debris ; decrease ; loss fiz.jądr., ekol. waste (unwanted, unusable) górn. grout (Steinbruch) ; making ; residue ; residuum hutn. binder ; slack ; declivity ; slope ; discard inżyn. flood fall med. Utter mikr. roll-off ochr.środ. Waste ; waste Material, often unusable, left over from any manufacturing, industrial, agricultural or other human process; Material damaged or altered during a manufacturing process and subsequently left useless przem., bud. reject przyg. tail roln. falling off ; shedding ; casting ; combings ; tow ; oakum ; falling out techn. junk ; lapse ; spent material zasob. wastes ; waste products ; waste product posp. de-energize (auslösen, Relais) ; release altern. be left as waste bud. decline (Böschung, Kurve) ; descend (Böschung, Kurve) ; sink ; slope (Fläche) elektron. to return to initial position elektron., amer. de-energize (Relais) elektron., bryt.ang. de-energise (Relais) geol. incline mikr. decay ; open (Relais) opt. drop (off) ; decline ; diminish urządz. drop (out) ; release (relay) posp. effluent altern. rubbish chem. scrap ; scraps farma. offal finans., polit., ochr.środ. scrap and waste ochr.środ. wastes roln. worthless ; waste ; refuse obuw. cutting waste techn. drop-out ekon. scrap
