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construct. |
location; siting; stacking; staking |
environ. |
release of organisms |
fish.farm. |
lower; veer; shoot; to shoot; release |
hydraul. |
plot; expand |
immigr. |
deport |
industr., construct. |
waviness |
mater.sc. |
swelling in thickness |
nat.sc. |
repopulation; restocking; stocking |
transp., avia. |
disengagement |
transp., construct. |
swell |
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commun. |
space out; lead; lead out; space; white out; space out |
construct. |
to hammer (lead, lood) |
earth.sc. |
to degrade; to deplete; expression |
el. |
to strip |
industr., construct., met. |
to flare; to open out; flaring |
IT, dat.proc. |
expansion of letterspace |
med. |
expulsion |
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agric. |
to sprout |
cultur., commun. |
creeping |
environ. |
to tiller |
environ., forestr. |
coppice |
life.sc., agric. |
germination |
nat.sc. |
tillering; emergence |
transp., el. |
coasting; freewheeling |
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coal. |
running-out |
industr., construct. |
bloom; blooming |
met., mech.eng. |
to press; to punch; to stamp |
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CNC |
align |
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econ. |
abstracting |
industr., construct. |
drawing out |
mater.sc. |
tearing off |
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mech.eng. |
die setting; tool adjustment; tool alignment |
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med. |
evulsion; extraction |
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met., el. |
positioning |
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gen. |
die away |
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agric. |
to plant out; drill; to set out |
agric., industr. |
transplanting |
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coal. |
to die away; to fade |
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commun. |
publishing |
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commun. |
annotate; commentate; expound |
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commun., mater.sc. |
publish |
comp., MS |
issue (To release an item, or items, from inventory); issue (To release an item, or items, from inventory) |
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construct. |
blowdown |
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fish.farm. |
lower; pay out; veer; veer out |
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hobby, agric. |
to unharness; to unyoke |
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industr., construct., met. |
final blow; blowing out |
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IT |
signal readout; to roll out |
IT, el. |
readout |
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IT, tech. |
lock out; lock-out; protection |
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mater.sc. |
insufflation |
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mech.eng. |
release; unclamp |
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transp. |
precluded inadvertent operation |
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gen. |
development |
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agric. |
to hatch out |
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commun. |
to extinguish; to go out |
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comp., MS |
snooze (To delay a reminder or alarm by a specified time); defer (To postpone a payment or delivery) |
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comp., MS |
execute (To perform an instruction) |
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earth.sc., mech.eng. |
breakdown; failure; trouble |
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fin. |
exercise; exercise of an option |
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industr., construct. |
skiving |
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IT, tech. |
to execute; output |
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law |
commissioning a ship; lifting-out a ship |
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med. |
radial; radiate; solar |
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med. |
extraction |
met. |
withdrawal |
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met. |
to sink |
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met., mech.eng. |
boring; internal turning |
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nat.sc., agric. |
hatching |
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transp. |
deboarding; to alight from a coach:to alight from a train |
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gen. |
selective |
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gen. |
to exclude from |
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gen. |
seep out |
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arts. |
published |
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coal. |
excavated earth; excavation residues |
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commun. |
display; expose for sale |
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commun., IT |
to radiate; to transmit |
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commun., scient. |
edited |
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commun., transp. |
leaving a traffic stream |
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comp., MS |
scale out a service, To add additional virtual machines to a tier of a deployed service (een service) |
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comp., MS |
eject (To remove something or someone from their current location) |
crim.law., law, int. law. |
eject |
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environ. |
land treatment |
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fin., IT |
extend |
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industr., construct. |
to fray |
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insur. |
withdrawal |
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IT |
to prompt |
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IT |
to roll out |
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market. |
to amount to a total of; to rise to |
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mater.sc. |
to project; to protrude |
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mech.eng., el. |
unwinding |
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transp. |
extinction |
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gen. |
asphyxia |
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gen. |
eXcluded |
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chem. |
removal from the mould |
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comp., MS |
Invite (" A UI element, in a conversation window, that accesses the "Invite Someone" menu item. The user can then select a contact to add to the current conversation.") |
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comp., MS |
clear (To turn a setting off or to remove a value) |
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earth.sc., el. |
to resist |
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environ. |
planting |
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fin., life.sc. |
executed |
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transp. |
device emitting selective-yellow light |
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transp. |
to take a yaw |