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| gen. |
shift |
| astr. |
drift motion |
| commun., transp. |
side-slip; slide-slipping |
| comp. |
gliding; slipping-down |
| comp., MS |
slide (A gesture represented by placing a finger on the screen, moving the finger in one or more directions, and then taking the finger off the screen); slide (A gesture represented by placing a finger on the screen, moving the finger in one or more directions, and then taking the finger off the screen); slippage (The amount of time that a task has been delayed from its original baseline plan. The slippage is the difference between the scheduled start or finish date for a task and the baseline start or finish date) |
| construct. |
shear; shearing; landslide (de terrain, de neige) |
| earth.sc. |
distorsion |
| earth.sc., transp. |
wheel slide |
| el. |
drift |
| fin., econ. |
switch |
| IMF. |
easing (marché des changes); softening (marché des changes) |
| industr., construct. |
creep |
| industr., construct., chem. |
letter sag; letter slip |
| life.sc. |
sloughing; landslide |
| life.sc., agric. |
flow erosion |
| life.sc., transp. |
sliding; slipping |
| med. |
glissement; mobility of head of femur |
| met. |
angle of shear; shear strain; glide; slump; apparent slip; throw; total throw |
| phonol. |
glide (phonétique); transitional sound (phonétique) |
| tech., chem. |
slippage |
| transp. |
slip; wheel slip; to slide; slip of converter automatic gearbox; coasting; idling |
| transp., industr., construct. |
spinning |
| trav. |
slide |
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| tech. |
creep |
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| transp. |
slippage |
