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| CNC |
cage |
| commun. |
to cut off |
| comp., MS |
block (To prevent a signal from being transmitted); lock (To prevent users from joining a conference, whether or not they have an invitation) |
| fin. |
to block funds |
| med. |
obturate; obstruct; occlude |
| met. |
to block up; to clamp |
| pack. |
bolt; block; lock; interlock |
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| commun. |
to back bias; to lock |
| comp., MS |
pin (To anchor the side of an image when resizing it); freeze (In I/O operations, to prevent execution of a thread) |
| fin. |
funds; to freeze |
| fin., lab.law. |
to block |
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| gen. |
extruded earth block |
| chem. |
blocking |
| commun., transp., avia. |
lockout |
| comp., MS |
chunk (A specified amount of data) |
| el. |
immobilisation |
| IT, el. |
lock; frame |
| IT, tech. |
line |
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| comp., MS |
Block (A permission setting that prevents a person or domain from adding the user to contact lists, seeing the user's status, or sending instant messages to the user) |
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| patents. |
pads |
| stat. |
blocks |
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| gen. |
pads stationery |
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| comp., MS |
locked (The condition of a field, record, recordset, or database that makes it read-only to all users except the user currently modifying it) |
