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In mine | warfare
| a
| mine
is said to be | neutralized
when it has | been
rendered | by
| external
| means
incapable of firing on | passage
| of a
| target
although it may remain dangerous to | handle
- only individual words found (there may be no translations for some thesaurus entries in the bilingual dictionary)| warfare | |
| mil. abbr. | warf |
| a | |
| gen. | but |
| biol. | abundant; adult; age; aged; asymmetrical |
| cartogr. | acres |
| MINE | |
| abbr. med. | Microbial Information Network Europe |
| neutralized | |
| abbr. polym. | neutzd |
| been | |
| gen. | be |
| by | |
| abbr. | battery |
| external | |
| abbr. polym. | ext. |
| MEANS | |
| abbr. med. | Modular Electrocardiogram Analysis System |
| passage | |
| mil. abbr. | pas |
| Of.A. | |
| abbr. | offensive arms |
| TARGET | |
| abbr. st.exch. | Team Approach Regarding Gang Enforcement Techniques |
| handle | |
| mil. abbr. | hdl |
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In mine warfare, a mine is said to be neutralized when it has been rendered, by external means, incapable of firing on passage of a target, although it may remain dangerous to handle : 99 phrases in 22 subjects |