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| gen. |
coca base; substance on which an enzyme acts |
| antenn. |
host crystal |
| baseb. |
bag |
| bev. |
beverage base |
| chem. |
base (Substance which dissolves in water with formation of hydroxyl ions, and reacts with an acid to produce a salt, without the evolution of a gas) |
| commun. |
base area; jack |
| comp., MS |
cradle (A hardware device used to connect a portable device to a desktop computer. When the device is in the cradle, data can be synchronized between the device and the computer) |
| construct. |
base course; road base |
| ed. |
baseline |
| el. |
fuse base; base region; base zone; socket |
| el.chem. |
alkaline substance |
| fin. |
cost basis; tax basis |
| forestr. |
underlays |
| industr., construct., chem. |
base shoe; base Fo |
| IT, tech. |
radix |
| law |
rationale; basis (factual) |
| mech.eng. |
pedestal base; pedestal; stand |
| met. |
substrate; support |
| met., EU. |
3) base; 2) surface |
| pack. |
felt layer; felt underlayer; felt liner; floor space; surface area base; deck (of a pallet, de una paleta); base plate |
| patents. |
reason; ground |
| PSP |
fuse-base; fuse-mount |
| stat. |
reference base; frame |
| tech. |
area; depot; foot; foundation; foundation plate; sill; stem |
| transp., avia. |
basic configuration; home base |
| transp., mech.eng. |
mounting base; flange; seating |
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| environ. |
base Any chemical species, ionic or molecular, capable of accepting or receiving a proton (hydrogen ion) from another substance; the other substance acts as an acid in giving of the proton; the other ion is a base; chemical; base |
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| gen. |
basis |
| math. |
base |
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| gen. |
establish; found; set up |
| bank. |
fix |
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| gen. |
basis; foot |
| construct. |
billet |
