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busin., IT |
dragging |
microel. |
shift |
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busin., IT |
drag |
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gen. |
relocating |
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gen. |
traffic (illegale Waren); defer (Termin); displace; move; offset; postpone (to); relocate; suspend; switch |
construct. |
defer; misalign |
econ. |
defer (to auf); remit |
econ., amer. |
table |
law, ADR |
hold over |
microel. |
index (z. B. Spannung); move (Daten); offset (z. B. Spannung); translate (parallel zu sich selbst) |
opt. |
slide |
tech. |
delay; displacement; moving; panning; remove; scrolling; shifting; shunt; traversing |
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gen. |
deferring; displacing; postponing; relocating; shunting; suspending; switching |
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gen. |
defers; displaces; postpones; puts off |
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gen. |
shunt; shunting |
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gen. |
scroll |
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gen. |
panning |
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gen. |
black-market; sell illicitly |
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gen. |
pan |
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construct. |
misalign |
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comp. |
pan |
IT |
translating |
transp. |
shunting |
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gen. |
postpone |
chem. |
to displace |
comp. |
circulate; rotate; revolve |
comp., MS |
move (To transfer a file from one location to another. After the file is transferred, there is only one copy of the file, in the new location); relocate (To move programs and blocks of memory about within available space so as to use memory resources flexibly and efficiently. A relocatable program can be loaded by the operating system into any part of available memory rather than into only one specific area. A relocatable block of memory is a portion of memory that can be moved around by the operating system as required; for example, the system might collect several available, relocatable blocks of memory to form one larger block of the size requested for use by a program); shift (In programming, to move the bit values one position to the left or right in a register or memory location) |
construct. |
dislocate; dislodge |
econ. |
hold over (z.B. Entscheidung); put off |
IT |
transport |
life.sc. |
faulting |
mech.eng. |
change the position; stagger |
med. |
to shift |
mining. |
heave |
telecom. |
to relocate |
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construct. |
put off |
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econ. |
shunting |