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| comp. |
passer (en ignorant); mettre hors effet |
| comp., MS |
remplacement m (A mechanism by which the default behavior of a rule, monitor, or discovery can be changed for a specific target, group, or object) |
| IT |
commande prioritaire |
| telecom. |
intrusion f; entrée en ligne; percer (DND, repos téléphonique); interrompre m (DND, programme, repos téléphonique) |
| transp., industr. |
dispositif de mise hors service |
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| law |
l'emporter sur |
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| gen. |
correction d'avance ou de vitesse; contournement par le haut; effacer une interdiction |
| comp. |
casser; abolir; abroger |
| comp., MS |
écraser (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); substituer (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); remplacer (To initiate another response) |
| IT |
supplantation |
| transp., avia. |
vaincre |
| transp., mil., grnd.forc. |
neutralisation |
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| gen. |
asservir |
| IT, transp. |
annuler |
| mech.eng. |
avoir priorité sur |
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| transp. |
achevalement de tampons; chevauchement de tampons |
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| abbr. |
overridden; overrode |
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| gen. |
override |
