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| avia., Canada |
climb-out |
| chem. |
pitch; swelling up |
| coal. |
rising limb |
| comp. |
upgrade |
| ling. |
raising |
| mech.eng., construct. |
up direction |
| met. |
rising; acclivity; acclivous |
| road.wrk. |
elevation |
| skiing |
climbing |
| sport. |
hill climbing; ascent 2 |
| telecom. |
rise (signal, signal) |
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| chem. |
to connect; to switch on; to insert; to rise; to ascend; to erect; to mount; to set up; to establish; to build in; to fit in; to install |
| CNC |
erect |
| comp., MS |
mount (To make a physical disk or tape accessible to a computer's file system) |
| construct. |
assembling, mounting; to plant; to fix; to assembly; to fix or raise with folding wedges; to raise (said of a peg, dit de la tête des chevilles etc.); to soak up (d'humidité) |
| cultur., commun. |
edit |
| IT |
mount, to; wire |
| mater.sc., construct. |
to assemble; to erect; to mount |
| mech.eng. |
clamp; grip; mount; set; set up |
| met. |
to set; to raise; to rig up; to set; get out |
| mun.plan., tech. |
to haft |
| pack. |
set up (des boîtes pliantes); erect (folding boxes, des boîtes pliantes) |
| paraglid. |
ascend; rise; fit |
| skiing |
climb |
| textile |
install; take up (couleurs); absorb (colors, couleurs) |
| transp. |
retrofit; assemble |
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| health. |
to cover; to horse |
| nat.sc., agric. |
covering |
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| gymn. |
"up!" |
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| ling. |
rise |
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| gen. |
ascent |
| environ. |
rising The slow vertical instability of the earth crust involving up-and-down movements as in the volcanic district west of Naples, Italy; geological (géologique) |
| hobby |
backswing |
| nat.sc. |
upriver run |
| tech. |
climb |
| tech., met. |
rise |
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| met. |
reeved up |
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| environ. |
rising geological |
