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cultur. |
make a tracing; take a tracing; trace |
energ.ind. |
stall |
transp. |
to stall |
transp., avia. |
stalling; loss of lift |
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commun. |
offsetting; recompose; reset |
commun., industr. |
set-off; setting off |
transp. |
to ferry across the river |
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commun. |
skipping |
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comp., MS |
overtype (To replace existing characters with newly typed characters); overwrite (To replace the existing data with the new one); override (To prevent something from happening in a program or in an operating system. For example, a user can often override and thus abort a lengthy sorting procedure in a database program by pressing the Escape key) |
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comp., MS |
skip (When performing an operation over a group of items, to leave intact an item because it cannot be operated due to some or other reason. E.g. when copying a group of files, the files currently opened for writing will not be copied) |
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health., nat.sc. |
transcribe, to |
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hydraul. |
overtop |
industr., construct., met. |
to chatter |
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IT |
overwrite |
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transp., industr., construct. |
trans-shipment |
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gen. |
consultation |
agric. |
concertation mechanism |
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commun. |
to cut |
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commun. |
take-over |
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commun. |
re-homing |
comp., MS |
transfer (To move data from one location to another) |
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econ., busin., labor.org. |
to underwrite |
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environ. |
consultation Any meeting or inquiry of concerned persons or advisors for the purpose of deliberation, discussion or decision on some matter or action |
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health. |
hibernation; overwintering |
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industr., construct. |
barring-on |
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industr., construct. |
hit-and-miss; skips-in-dressing; skips-in-planing; skips-in-surfacing |
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IT |
carry; to carry |
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IT, mech.eng. |
override |
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IT, tech. |
to move; to transfer |
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law |
alienate |
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law |
consultations |
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nat.sc. |
to hibernate |
nat.sc., agric. |
overwinter |
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gen. |
to hand in; to produce; to submit |
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gen. |
move; transfer to another post, to; transfer |
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agric., tech. |
shifting |
comp., MS |
ring (A sound, vibration, visual clue, or any other indication that a call is coming in) |
el. |
to change over |
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fin. |
to overdraw |
IT, el. |
overrun |
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transp. |
intermodal transfer; intramodal transfer; to change trains |
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transp., mech.eng. |
to change gear; to change speed; to shift gear |
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agric. |
to transplant |
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agric. |
racking |
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arts. |
hand in |
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comp., MS |
overprint (To print an element of one color over one of another color without removing, or knocking out, the material underneath); overprinting (The process of printing an element of one color over one of another color without removing, or knocking out, the material underneath) |
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comp., MS |
beam (To transfer information between mobile devices or a device and desktop computer using infrared (IR) or Bluetooth) |
econ., IT, lab.law. |
transmit |
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environ. |
overwintering To spend winter in a particular place; overwintering |
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fin. |
overbought |
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industr., construct., chem. |
flood; flooding |
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gen. |
to survey |
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arts. |
remit |
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commun. |
drive out |
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comp., MS |
override (A mechanism by which the default behavior of a rule, monitor, or discovery can be changed for a specific target, group, or object) |
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gov. |
to transfer to another post |
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hydraul. |
span |
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IT, dat.proc. |
to rerun |
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mech.eng. |
overfeeding |
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transp. |
to careen |
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transp. |
to switch over to another track |