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gen. |
shutting down; cordoning off operation |
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account. |
to write off sums due |
commun. |
marking-out |
comp., MS |
write off (To remove a debt that will not be paid by a party); amortize (To gradually write off the regular portion of the cost of an asset over the projected life of the asset) |
construct. |
to line out; to score; to write off; to depreciate |
econ., fin., environ. |
write off; write-off |
environ. |
write-off Accounting procedure that is used when an asset is uncollectible and is therefore charged-off as a loss; writing-off |
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industr., construct. |
Backing-off |
life.sc. |
isolate |
mater.sc., mech.eng. |
arrest; cut off; put off; shut off; stop; turn off |
mech.eng. |
shutdown |
med. |
amputate |
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gen. |
to respond to ...; v.; verify; harmonise; match; reconcile; tune |
commun. |
to syntonize; to tune |
comp., MS |
reconcile (To compare and adjust two or more accounts or statements so that the figures agree) |
tech., el. |
tuning of a device |
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gen. |
cast; pouring |
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gen. |
to land |
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construct. |
stripping of top soil; to excavate; to dig off |
el., construct. |
excavation |
environ. |
excavation process, The removal of earth from its natural position; to excavate |
hydraul. |
excavate |
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immigr., tech. |
afterpress technique |
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industr., construct. |
slicing |
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life.sc., construct. |
removal |
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mech.eng. |
cutting-off operation |
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mech.eng. |
fine feed; finishing feed |
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met. |
to cast; tapping; to pour; to tap; to teem |
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transp. |
stripping |
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transp. |
finishing; grading; regulation; shaping |
transp., industr., construct. |
to complete |
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gen. |
pump unpriming |
agric. |
machete cleaning |
chem., mech.eng. |
flame out |
industr., construct., met. |
to crack-off; crack-off; cracking-off |
transp., mech.eng. |
engine stalling; stalling |
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gen. |
scrap |
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agric., mech.eng. |
to blow down |
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cultur., earth.sc. |
carry off; flow off; conduct off |
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el. |
venting |
industr., construct. |
blow; blowing |
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nucl.pow. |
dismantle |
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transp. |
to de-sludge |
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transp. |
to carry off; to remove |
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transp., mech.eng. |
bail-off function; drain |
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gen. |
to turn; to twist off; truing |
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gen. |
passed for press; ready for printing |
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gen. |
to emit |
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gen. |
isolate |
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arts. |
print off |
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chem. |
to centrifuge |
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chem. |
chalk; come off; let go the colour |
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coal. |
stopped-off area; stopping off |
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commun., IT |
print |
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comp., MS |
shut down (To close the operating system in an orderly fashion) |
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construct. |
to turn off (op draaibank afwerken) |
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cultur. |
printing |
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cultur., commun. |
yield up |
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hydraul. |
close |
IT, earth.sc., el. |
terminate |
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mech.eng. |
to true up on the lathe |
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patents. |
prints |
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transp., avia. |
issue a licence |
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agric. |
to layer; graft by aPproach in arch |
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agric. |
cull; reject |
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agric., food.ind. |
maceration |
chem. |
skimming |
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coal. |
to discard |
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cultur., commun. |
remove by stripping; strip |
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industr., construct. |
cuttle |
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industr., construct. |
stripping |
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IT, dat.proc. |
to quiesce |
law, agric. |
to refuse; to reject |
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nat.sc., forestr. |
layering |
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gen. |
commute; trade in for |
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gen. |
offal; release |
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agric., construct. |
water spreading |
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commun., transp. |
to dispatch; to forward; to send |
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earth.sc., mech.eng. |
collapse of the characteristic by cavitation |
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el. |
to clamp |
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el. |
to return to initial position |
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fin. |
to buy off; to buy out |
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fin. |
to abandon |
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industr., construct. |
curing of glue; setting of glue |
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industr., construct., met. |
stripping |
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industr., construct., met. |
cooling-down period; standing-off; taking-down period |
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life.sc. |
abate |
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med. |
ligate |
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scient. |
to derive |
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tech. |
equalize |
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gen. |
completely unwind |
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arts. |
pay off |
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coal. |
cupellation |
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commun. |
to disable |
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commun., met. |
to adjust |
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fin. |
to pay by instalments; to pay off |
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fin. |
to settle |
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health., anim.husb. |
stamping out |
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hydraul. |
drift |
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IT |
slow death |
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IT |
de-energize |
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mech.eng. |
adjust |
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met., mech.eng. |
generation |
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nat.sc. |
dying; perishing |
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nat.sc., agric. |
to destroy; to kill |
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transp. |
to drift |
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gen. |
prints engravings |
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gen. |
truing |
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agric. |
adrift; drifting |
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arts. |
deliver |
fin. |
to deliver |
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industr., construct., met. |
draining of the furnace; tapping |
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law, coal. |
measure; read off |
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med. |
to train |
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stat., commun. |
search |
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chem. |
elutriation |
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commun. |
to drop |
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commun., IT |
tuned |
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comp., MS |
will call (A shipping method that indicates an order will be picked up instead of being shipped) |
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comp., MS |
Exit (An item on the right-click menu for the Communicator icon that appears in the Windows taskbar that signs the user out of Communicator and closes all open Communicator windows and dialog boxes) |
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hobby |
to dismount |
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hydraul. |
pace |
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industr., construct. |
lapped |
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IT, tech. |
to map over |
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law, busin., labor.org. |
termination of office |
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market., commun. |
finished |