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| baseb. |
changeup; off speed pitch; switch; trade |
| chem. |
conversion |
| comp., MS |
switchover (An administrator-initiated action in which one or more passive copies of the mailbox database are being activated and designated as the active copy. An administrator can perform a database switchover, which is the activation of a single mailbox database copy, or an administrator can perform a server switchover, which is the activation of multiple mailbox database copies) |
| fin. |
money rate; exchange foreign (moneda extranjera) |
| forestr. |
gear |
| IMF. |
exchange; foreign currency; foreign exchange; forex |
| industr., construct., met. |
change-over; reversal |
| med. |
crisis |
| patents. |
alteration |
| tech. |
shift; translation |
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| commun. |
over |
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| telecom. |
changeover |
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| gen. |
change |
| agric. |
cambium |
| agric., industr. |
turn |
| fin. |
exchange (foreign, moneda extranjera); currency |
| nat.sc., agric. |
turnover |
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| gen. |
interchange |
| baseb. |
exchange; substitute |
| comp., MS |
switch (To change the modality of a conversation from, say, voice call to video, starting from a pop-up notification); swap (To switch between active calls); change (To modify the value of a property or attribute) |
| el. |
to change over |
| math. |
trade |
| patents. |
amend; modify; alter |
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| org.name. |
Centre for the Application of Molecular Biology to International Agriculture |
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| gen. |
change the. |
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| comp. |
change (todas) |
