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agric. |
appezzamento m |
comp., MS |
interruzione m (Interruption of a communications transmission that occurs when the receiving station interrupts and takes over control of the line or when the transmitting station prematurely halts transmission) |
med. |
lacerare (to) |
met. |
giuoco di colori; faglia f |
scient. |
punto di rottura |
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gen. |
rompere; spaccare; spezzare; frantumare |
agric. |
frattura; campo; crepa; lesione; spaccatura; spacco |
anim.husb. |
addomesticare; domare |
commun. |
discontinuità d'eco |
comp., MS |
pausa (A short period of time in a resource's schedule where the resource is not available for work); interrompere (To cause a routine, module, or program that had previously worked to cease working correctly) |
construct. |
dimezzare |
ed. |
ricreazione |
fin. |
caduta; crollo; tracollo |
health. |
interrruzione; intervallo di riposo; pausa di riposo; pausa distensiva |
industr., construct., chem. |
interruzione |
law, lab.law. |
pausa; sosta |
market., commun. |
alinea; daccapo |
pack. |
comprimere; cedere; strappare; rompere (per trazione); scoppiare (to pieces); sbriciolarsi (to pieces); frantumarsi (to pieces) |
stat., scient., el. |
interruzione per avaria; interruzione per guasto |
textile |
frazione |
transp. |
rottura; taglio |
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fin. |
crollare |
met. |
fratturare |
textile |
maciullare |
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English thesaurus |
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avia., Canada |
An expression used in radiocommunication meaning "I hereby indicate the separation between portions of the message." |
avia., Canada, mil. |
An expression used in radiocommunications to instruct a pilot to execute a rapid level turn |