Aberration
An example that differs from the common or typical form, usually in a striking manner and with a genetical basis. |
Abfall
English: waste wood [definition]
Español: desperdicios [definition]
Français: déchet ligneux [definition]
Portugués: madeira residual
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Abfallholz
English: waste wood [definition]
Español: desperdicios [definition]
Français: déchet ligneux [definition]
Portugués: madeira residual
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Abfallreisig
English: lop and top [definition]
Français: résidu d'ébranchage-façonnage [definition]
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Abfluss
English: runoff [definition]
Español: escorrentía [definition]
Français: écoulement [definition]
Portugués: vazao
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Abholzigkeit
English: taper [definition]
Español: conicidad [definition]
Français: défilement [definition]
Portugués: conicidade
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abietic acid
a colourless crystalline substance obtained from the oleoresin of certain Gymnosperms, notably pines (Pinus spp.). |
Abiotic
Non-living: physical or chemical, e.g. abiotic disease: a disease not caused by a pathogen but by physical or chemical factors. |
Abkappen
English: topping
Español: desmochar [definition]
Français: éhouppage [definition]
Portugués: destopo
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Ablation
Removal of body-tissue by surgery. |