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| gen. |
hat gebunden; beschränken; umgrenzen |
| chem. |
springen |
| chem., med. |
chemisch gebunden |
| comp., MS |
Begrenzung f (The size and location of an object); Grenze f (The size and location of an object) |
| econ. |
Limit n; Bereich m; haftpflichtig; bestimmt (for, für); unterwegs for nach (z.B. Schiff); unterwegs (for, nach) |
| gymn. |
Schrittsprung m |
| IT |
Trennzeichen n |
| med. |
Abgrenzung f |
| phys. |
Norm f (e.g. of the operator); Rand m |
| stat., scient. |
Konfidenzgrenze f; Sicherheitsgrenze f; Vertrauensgrenze f |
| tech. |
Begrenzung f; Grenze f; Maß f; nicht frei; Schranke f |
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| mining. |
die Grenze abstekken; die Markscheide festlegen |
| tech. |
abgrenzen |
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| gen. |
begrenzen; verbunden |
| busin. |
broschiert; gebunden; verpflichtet |
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| gen. |
gebunden (geb.) |
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| gen. |
gefesselt |
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| English thesaurus |
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| abbr. |
bd |
| mil., logist. |
In land warfare, a single movement, usually from cover to cover, made by troops often under enemy fire. (FRA) |
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| abbr., earth.sc. |
boundary |
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| abbr. |
Break Out Unknown Now, Damnit! |
| progr., IT |
Check Array Bounds |
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| abbr., insur. |
bnd (for) |
