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espaciar | |
gen. | entlarge |
espacio | |
avia. | span |
commer. | stand |
commun. | A condition |
environ. | outer space |
IT dat.proc. | space character |
math. | space |
med. | chamber |
pack. | place |
d | |
fin. account. | credit cooperatives |
de salida | |
med. | output |
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span | |||
stand | |||
A condition | |||
outer space | |||
space character | |||
chamber | |||
place | |||
envelope bombs; inclosure | |||
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room | |||
booth | |||
spacing | |||
space Space extending between the sun and the planets of the solar system. Interplanetary space is not empty, but contains dust, particles with an electric charge, and the magnetic field of the sun (also called the IMF, or Interplanetary Magnetic Field); interplanetary (interplanetario) | |||
lacuna | |||
space | |||
blank | |||
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entlarge; expand; stretch | |||
lead; lead out; space; white out; space out; ace | |||
stack (To position two or more objects so that they have a specific amount of space between, either vertically or horizontally) | |||
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burden | |||
spacing | |||
escape | |||
separation | |||
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space interplanetary |
espacio d : 3 phrases in 1 subject |
Antennas and waveguides | 3 |