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1 waste product
waste ˈprod·uctn Abfallprodukt nt* * *1. WIRTSCH, TECH Abfallprodukt n2. BIOL Ausscheidungsstoff m* * *n.Abfallprodukt n. -
2 waste product
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3 waste product
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > waste product
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4 waste product
waste product UMW nicht verwertbarer Rückstand m, Abfallprodukt n (unverwertbar); Sekundärrohstoff m (wiederverwertbar)English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > waste product
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5 waste product
waste 'prod·uct nAbfallprodukt nt -
6 waste product
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7 waste product
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8 waste product
Abfall, MüllEnglish-German dictionary of labour protection > waste product
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9 reusable waste product
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > reusable waste product
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10 metabolic waste product
Stoffwechselausscheidungsprodukt nFachwörterbuch Medizin Englisch-Deutsch > metabolic waste product
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11 waste
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12 product of vitrification
< waste> ■ Verglasungsprodukt nEnglish-german technical dictionary > product of vitrification
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13 product pipe
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14 overflow product
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15 gasoline combustion product
< waste> ■ Benzinrückstand mEnglish-german technical dictionary > gasoline combustion product
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16 saleable by-product
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17 underflow [product]
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18 domestic
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19 location
<tech.gen> (finding the whereabouts; of persons, objects) ■ Auffinden n<tech.gen> (place of product application, scene of an accident) ■ Einsatzort m<ad> (of photo, video shooting sessions) ■ Location f ; Drehort m ; Aufnahmeort m< min> ■ Feld n< navig> (process) ■ Ortung f ; Positionsbestimmung f ; Positionsberechnung f ; Positionierung f ; Standortbestimmung f< petr> ■ Lokation f< waste> ■ Lokalisierung f -
20 textile
nounStoff, der* * *(a cloth or fabric made by weaving: woollen textiles; ( also adjective) the textile industry.) die Textilien(pl.); Textil-...* * *tex·tile[ˈtekstaɪl]I. n▪ \textiles pl Textilien pl, Textilwaren plthe production of \textiles used to be a cottage industry in this area die Textilherstellung erfolgte in dieser Gegend in Heimarbeit3. ECON▪ \textiles pl Textilwerte pl\textile mill [or plant] Textilfabrik f\textile tape Gewebeband nt\textile waste products Textilabfallprodukte pl* * *['tekstaɪl]1. adjTextil-2. nStoff m* * *A sa) Stoff mb) pl Textilwaren pl, Textilien plB adj Textil…:textile goods → A b* * *nounStoff, der* * *adj.Textil- präfix.
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