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| agric. |
cut out |
| industr., construct., mech.eng. |
pawl |
| IT, dat.proc. |
locking |
| law |
coercive detention; sentence of detention |
| mater.sc., mech.eng. |
close-down; disconnect; laying down; put out of operation; put out of service; shut-down; taking off the line |
| math. |
cut-off (di uno analisi sequenziale) |
| mech.eng. |
adjustable stop; click; latch; outer control lever; pin; position stop; rack element |
| med. |
external inhibition; stenotic stop; internal inhibition |
| met. |
to blow down; blowing out; to blow out; to de-commission |
| nucl.phys. |
reactor shutdown |
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| astr. |
arresting device |
| bank. |
seizure; attachment; confiscation |
| comp., MS |
shutdown (The process of quitting all programs before closing the operating system) |
| earth.sc., el. |
snubber |
| econ. |
arrest |
| immigr. |
apprehension |
| industr., construct., mech.eng. |
catch |
| IT, dat.proc. |
latching |
| IT, el. |
hangup |
| law |
detention |
| mech.eng. |
shutdown; dog; bolt; retainer |
| med. |
standstill; lock |
| met. |
scaffold; clasp |
| tech. |
stop |
| transp. |
extinction; scotching |
| transp., mech.eng. |
ratchet |
| transp., mil., grnd.forc. |
halt |
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| gen. |
stem |
| comp., MS |
shut down (To close the operating system in an orderly fashion); stop (To halt a process or action, typically without restoring the prior state) |
| econ., mech.eng. |
to catch; to clench |
| law |
to apprehend; to seize |
| med. |
to arrest |
| met. |
to blow down; blowing out; to blow out; to de-commission |
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| gen. |
arrests |
| met. |
lugs |
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| comp., MS |
Power (A button that shuts down or restarts the PC) |
