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tunnelling ['tʌnəliŋ] n
earth.sc., el.	transmissão por efeito de túnel
magn.	efeito de túnel
transp., construct.	abertura de um túnel
tunnelling v
earth.sc., el.	túnel
IT	tunelização
transp., construct.	escavação subterrânea
tunnel ['tʌnl] v
agric.	galeria de inseto
comp., MS	túnel (A logical connection over which data is encapsulated. Typically, both encapsulation and encryption are performed, and the tunnel is a private, secure link between a remote user or host and a private network)
econ.	túnel
environ.	túneis
fin.	cilindro; margens de flutuação estreitas em relação ao dólar
nat.sc., agric.	galeria de inseto xilófago
tech., industr., construct.	zona de tratamento térmico
tunnelled v
agric.	verminoso; picado de vermes
tunnel A underground passageway, especially one for trains or cars that passes under a mountain, river or a congested urban area ['tʌnl] v
environ.	túneis
English thesaurus
tunnelling ['tʌnəliŋ] n
earth.sc., el.	tunneling
tunnel ['tʌnl] v
IT	The paths that the encapsulated packets follow in an Internet virtual private network (VPN)

tunnelling : 271 phrases in 28 subjects

Agriculture	23
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Chemistry	6
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Communications	2
Construction	17
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Electronics	41
Finances	1
Industry	7
International Monetary Fund	3
Labor law	1
Life sciences	13
Magnetics	1
Materials science	8
Mechanic engineering	5
Medical	4
Metallurgy	9
Microsoft	1
Natural sciences	9
Patents	1
Physical sciences	4
Scientific	1
Superconductivity	1
Technology	5
Thermal Energy	1
Transport	52