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| gen. |
down |
| baseb. |
beneath; under |
| commun., industr., construct. |
shallow water |
| cultur. |
bass bugle |
| market., agric. |
low price; moderate price |
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| pack. |
bottom! this side down! |
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| meteorol. |
slight |
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| gen. |
descend; go down; lower 128 |
| auto. |
falls off; sink (e.g. pedal sinks to the floor, e.g. pedal baja al piso) |
| bank. |
decline; fall |
| baseb. |
demote; send down |
| comp., MS |
slide down (To place a finger on the screen, move the finger down, and then take the finger off of the screen to power off the phone) |
| inet. |
download |
| math. |
bring down (in the context of division) |
| meteorol. |
sink |
| tech. |
alight |
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| inet. |
download |
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| commun., earth.sc. |
bass |
| commun., industr., construct. |
shoal |
| health. |
low |
| mater.sc., el. |
shallow |
| math. |
short |
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| gen. |
decrease; fall; sink |
| comp., MS |
defection (The removal of a server from multiserver operations) |
| ed. |
withdrawal |
| transp. |
scrapping |
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| gen. |
casualties |
| econ., agric. |
drain |
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| pharma. |
Withdrawals |
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bajos instrumentos de música adj. | |
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| gen. |
basses musical instruments |
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| Spanish thesaurus |
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| gen. |
bj (spanishru) |
