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agric. |
dressing of poultry |
agric., industr. |
moulding |
arts. |
lay out a page |
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el. |
to pick up; pull-up; push-up |
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immigr., tech. |
make up into a page |
IT |
to edit; dress; editing process; editing |
IT, dat.proc. |
to mark up |
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mun.plan., agric. |
swell |
nat.sc. |
budding |
nat.sc., agric. |
to emerge |
nat.sc., life.sc., agric. |
shoot emergence; sprouting; vegetative shoot emergence |
transp. |
taking over a watch |
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work.fl., IT |
data preparation |
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agric. |
stowing casks or bottles |
comp., MS |
save (To write data (typically a file) to a storage medium) |
IT, agric., el. |
to store |
IT, tech. |
saving; storing |
mater.sc. |
to warehouse |
mech.eng. |
keep in stock; storage |
patents. |
stocking the product which is the subject matter of the patent |
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gen. |
mopping up operation; draw off; withdraw |
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gen. |
clear; clear-down; replace the handset; v. |
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agric. |
mopping up |
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commun., IT, agric. |
temporary laying-up of vessels |
industr., construct., chem. |
lay up |
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IT |
purge |
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law |
deposit |
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met. |
to ream |
met., mech.eng. |
reaming |
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agric. |
inflation |
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agric., industr., construct. |
primary conversion; rough conversion |
chem. |
lifting; picking up; working up |
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commun. |
facing |
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commun., IT |
to lift the receiver; uptake |
comp., MS |
answer (A User Interface (UI) element that initiates the process of accepting an incoming telephone call) |
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construct. |
to blast; to blow up; to spring |
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construct. |
to raise (said of a peg, van toognagels) |
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earth.sc. |
controlled blasting with explosives |
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earth.sc., el. |
to resist |
fin. |
to borrow |
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hydraul. |
raise (v.d.waterstand) |
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hydraul. |
blast |
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industr., construct. |
barring-on |
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med. |
ingestion |
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nat.res. |
taxidermy |
stat., mech.eng. |
keying; wedging |
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commun. |
padding |
commun., IT, coal. |
stemming; tamping |
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comp., MS |
fetch (To remotely view, stream, or copy files stored on a PC running SkyDrive from any other device); retrieve (To obtain a specific requested item or set of data by locating it and returning it to a program or to the user. Computers can retrieve information from any source of storage-disks, tapes, or memory); fetch (To remotely view, stream, or copy files stored on a PC running SkyDrive from any other device) |
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earth.sc., agric. |
liquefaction |
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earth.sc., el. |
to come on; to light up |
el., construct. |
jacking up; lifting; raising |
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environ. |
dissolution |
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fish.farm. |
board the net; haul in |
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industr., construct. |
filling-in |
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met. |
stripping |
nat.sc., chem. |
dissolve |
pharma. |
reconstitution |
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gen. |
break-in; call offering |
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agric. |
bouse; bowse; bowse down |
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agric. |
staking; tying down; tying; tying-up |
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chem. |
crawling |
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CNC |
erect |
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commun. |
circuit-entering; intrusion |
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cultur. |
compose |
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law |
incorporate |
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mater.sc., construct. |
to assemble; to erect; to mount |
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transp. |
erection; to elevate |
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gen. |
retrieval (Finding information in a book or body of material, such as bibliographical data stored in a database) |
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commun. |
ringing |
commun., IT, tech. |
to call |
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fin. |
to buy up; to corner |
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hydraul. |
heave (v.d.bodem t.g.v. waterdruk) |
industr., construct., met. |
to flare; to open out |
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IT, tech. |
search |
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law |
acts |
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law |
to summon |
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med. |
occurrence; apparition |
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work.fl., IT |
recherche |
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gen. |
right of way |
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agric. |
to house |
anim.husb. |
stabling |
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comp., MS |
Save (An item on the File menu that writes data (typically a file) to a storage medium) |
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construct. |
to point |
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earth.sc., el. |
to energize |
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environ. |
neutralisation |
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environ. |
swell |
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industr. |
rejointing |
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industr., construct., chem. |
to coil; coiling |
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mech.eng. |
to prime |
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mech.eng. |
lift |
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med. |
kept in claustration |
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met. |
clamping and aligning; loading |
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transp., el. |
banking; pusher operation |
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arts. |
write down |
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chem. |
occur a reaction |
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chem., met. |
apply |
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chem., met. |
piling |
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comp., MS |
resolved (To quarantine, remove, or clean an occurance of malware so that it no longer poses a threat) |
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comp., MS |
Sweep (The menu in Hotmail that includes actions a customer may take on the contents of the folder that is currently displayed. Some actions draw context from a selected message. For example, if someone selects a message, they can move all or delete all messages from that sender. If no message is selected, the actions occur at a folder level, such as marking all messages in the folder as read, or deleting all messages in the folder) |
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construct. |
deliver |
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construct. |
to be blown up lifted by the wind |
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el. |
gradual increase of voltage |
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el. |
clear-back |
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fin. |
to abrogate |
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fish.farm. |
to lay up |
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hydraul. |
dump |
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pharma. |
Occurrence |
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transp. |
to take evasive action |