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gen. |
exhaust; volley; jettison |
commun. |
set-off sheet; waste sheet of paper |
comp., MS |
download (The transfer of a copy of a file from a remote device to a requesting device by means of a modem or network); offloading (The process of transferring part of the processing demand to another device) |
el. |
dumping; discharging |
environ. |
dumping The discarding of waste in any manner, often without regard to environmental control; landfill |
environ., fish.farm. |
landing |
health. |
discharge |
industr., construct. |
sweeping |
IT |
down-line load; downline loading; downloading; dump |
transp. |
discharging of cargo |
transp., industr., construct. |
unloading |
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gen. |
unload |
auto. |
load (electrical - varies in context) |
baseb. |
belt; club; hit to bat; knock |
comp., MS |
download (To transfer a copy of a file from a remote device to a requesting device by means of a modem or network) |
earth.sc., el. |
to shed |
environ., agric. |
abort |
fin. |
to unload |
inet. |
download |
IT |
to roll out; deposit |
med. |
unlading |
nautic. |
discharge |
stat., el. |
to discharge |
tech. |
off-load; unpack |
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gen. |
acquittal; release |
fin. |
discharge |
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auto. |
sag (paint, pintura) |
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industr., construct. |
removal of load |
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textile |
outlet |
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agric. |
desiling |
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comp., MS |
downloads (Usually apps, games, and music downloaded from Windows Phone Store) |
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meteorol. |
Download Version |
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auto. |
collapsed (e.g. a collapsed lifter); unloaded |
chem. |
run down |
forestr. |
discharged |
tech. |
run-down (como un acumulador) |