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| génér. |
bien dégagé; ouvrir; non dissimulé; tournoi open (tournament); e ouvert |
| agric. |
en vrac |
| constr. |
écarter m; espacer; découvrir; découper |
| emball. |
déballer; dépaqueter; cadre de bois ou caisse à claire-voie |
| génie m., électr. |
machine ouverte |
| industr., constr. |
à jour |
| micr. |
ouvert m (Pertaining to the status assigned to records in the system that are in progress); en cours (The state in a period in which activity can occur, the state of an operational process, or the status of a source document) |
| médic. |
ouvert m |
| science d., génie m. |
sans toit |
| sciences., électr. |
coupure f |
| transp., constr. |
découverte f |
| téléc. |
découvert m |
| voyag. |
rendre accessible |
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| agric. |
éventrer |
| informat. |
ouverture d'un fichier |
| informat., techn. |
ouvrir; charger m |
| électr. |
déclencher m |
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| financ., polit. |
ouvrir un contingent |
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open to the public ['əupən] n | |
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| brev. |
accessible au public |
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| industr., constr. |
ajouré |
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| Anglais glossaire |
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| abrév., amér., argot. |
crack open a bottle (Let's crack open a bottle for his birthday) |
| abrév., informat. |
opn |
| ciném. |
The time at which a movie is first released in theatres. Movies will often open at different times in different countries/regions. |
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| abrév. |
Open Protocol Enhanced Networks |
| abrév., biot. |
Oligomerized Pool Engineering (selection method Altuntash) |
| abrév., espac. |
origin of plasma in the earth's neighborhood |
| abrév., marq. |
Opencar Pleasure And Entertainment Network |
| abrév., milit., aviat. |
opening |
| abrév., progr. |
Object-oriented Process, Environment and Notation (ssn) |
| abrév., éduc. |
One Planet Education Network |
| abrév., électr. |
Olympic public electronic network; open platform exchange network; optical Pan European network |
