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fetch [feʧ] n
gen. Doppelgänger m
agric. Windlauflänge f; Wirkweg m
commun. abrufen (from storage)
comp., MS abrufen (To retrieve an instruction or an item of data from memory and store it in a register. Fetching is part of the execution cycle of a microprocessor; first an instruction or item of data must be fetched from memory and loaded into a register, after which it can be executed (if it is an instruction) or acted upon (if it is data))
construct. Streichlaenge des Windes
life.sc. Laufstrecke f; Spielraum m; Reichweite der offenen See
life.sc., el. Fetch m; Windweg m; Wirklänge; Wirkstrecke f
fetch [feʧ] v
gen. hervorholen; holen; abholen; herüberholen; Abruf; einbringen; Luvbreite
comp. bringen (Speicherdaten); einreichen; extrahieren; ausziehen; schleppen; abrufen; Extraktion; Auszug; Bereitstellung; ziehen; Abholung
econ. Bringen; Strecke; Reichweite; abholen (z.B. Ware); einnehmen (Gewinn)
IT abrufen (Daten, Werte)
life.sc. Spiel n
microel. abrufen (s.a. retrieve/to); Aufruf
nat.res. Windwirklänge
slang, fig. Geld einbringen
tech. erzielen; herbeiholen
fetches v
gen. holend; holt
fetched v
gen. holte
 English thesaurus
fetch [feʧ] v
life.sc., el. fetch
fetch
: 74 phrases in 13 subjects
Alternative dispute resolution1
British usage, not spelling1
Computers25
Economy3
General16
Informal1
Information technology8
Law3
Life sciences2
Microelectronics6
Physics2
Programming4
Technology2

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