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| Allg. |
hole |
| Bauw. |
ditch; roof gutter |
| biow. |
channel passage; lead |
| buchb. |
fore-edge |
| Chem. |
duct; flume |
| comp. |
leg |
| elektr. |
cable channel |
| Fin., Wissensch. |
trend channel |
| Fischz. |
score |
| Forst |
passage |
| gesundh. |
urethra |
| Industr., Bauw. |
groove |
| IT |
bus; web feed; data transmission channel; feed; transmission channel |
| IT, Tech. |
track |
| kohl. |
line pan; pan; pan race |
| Kommunik. |
frequency channel |
| landwirt. |
pig carcase; pig carcases |
| landwirt., Bauw. |
distributary channel; supply channel |
| landwirt., Nahrungsind. |
carcase; carcass |
| Med. |
groove (sulcus); cleft (sulcus); fissure (sulcus); canal (ductus); channel (ductus); duct (ductus) |
| messg. |
path |
| Metall. |
kerf |
| Meteorol. |
trough (como en el cárter de un motor) |
| micr. |
channel (A path through which information passes between two computers or devices. It can refer to the physical medium (such as wires) or to a set of properties that distinguishes one channel from another) |
| Polit. |
canal |
| Tech. |
chamfer; flue; gutter; raceway; slot; spout; trench; tube |
| Umwelt |
waterway; waterway A river, canal, or other navigable channel used as a means of travel or transport |
| vereint., Drogen.sl. |
channels licit and illicit |
| Verk. |
slot rail; flange groove; switch flangeway; flange way |
| Verpack. |
heating channel; heating passage |
| WWW |
channel |
| Wzg. |
gouge |
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canal en teleconferencias m | |
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| Comp., Netzw. |
chat group; chat room |
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canal desaconsejado en este sentido m | |
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| Telekomm. |
access channel |
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| Umwelt |
canal |
| Verk., Luftf., el. |
lanes |
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| micr. |
Channel (A drop-down list on the Campaign Activity form from which users can select the method of distribution for a campaign activity. Values include Phone, Appointment, Letter, Letter via Mail Merge) |
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| Spanisch Thesaurus |
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| IT |
web feed |
