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noun | verb | adjective | to phrases
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| faza f; stadium n; estrada f; piętro n | |||
| okres m; period f | |||
| spocznik m; podest m | |||
| stopień m | |||
| etap (An element of workflow logic that groups steps. Adding stages to a workflow does not affect how the steps function. Stages are purely for conceptual grouping of steps within complex workflows) | |||
| scena f | |||
| platforma f | |||
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| stopień układu szeregowego | |||
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| wystawiać na scenie; wystawiać | |||
| pomost | |||
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| estradowy; sceniczny | |||
| stadialny; piętrowy | |||
| przygotować (To copy the directories and files to be installed to a destination computer without configuring registry settings); scena f (A window that shows the content being shared in an online meeting docked alongside the Lync Conversation window) | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| stg | |||
| An area constructed where actors, dancers, musicians, or singers can perform, which allows an audience to obverse simultaneously. | |||
| st | |||
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| Scenario Toolkit and Generation Environment (software) | |||
| simulated total atomic global exchange | |||
| stage: 226 phrases in 31 subjects |