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81 post-
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82 post-coach
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83 post-grad
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84 post crane
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Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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85 post
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86 post
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87 post
post post (c acc.) после, за -
88 post mortem
post mortempost mortem [pɔstmɔʀtεm] -
89 Post-it
Post-it®<-[s], -s>[ˈpoʊstɪt]nt Post-it® [note] -
90 Post abfertigen (erledigen)
Post abfertigen (erledigen)
to dispatch the post (mail)Business german-english dictionary > Post abfertigen (erledigen)
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91 Post mit dem Flugzeug befördern
Post mit dem Flugzeug befördern
to transport post (mail, US) by airplaneBusiness german-english dictionary > Post mit dem Flugzeug befördern
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92 Post- und Fernmeldeministerium
Post- und Fernmeldeministerium
Ministry of Post and Telecommunications (Br., 1969)Business german-english dictionary > Post- und Fernmeldeministerium
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93 post mortem
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94 post-scriptum
[pɔstskʀiptɔm]Nom masculin invariable postscriptum masculino, invariável* * *[pɔstskʀiptɔm]Nom masculin invariable postscriptum masculino, invariável -
95 post-scriptum
[pɔstskʀiptɔm]Nom masculin invariable postscriptum masculino, invariável* * *post-scriptum pɔstskʀiptɔm]nome masculinopós-escrito -
96 post office box
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97 post-office box
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98 post meridiem
post me.rid.i.em[poust mər'idiəm] adj loc entre o meio-dia e a meia-noite.————————post meridiem= link=p.mp.m. -
99 post of master
post of mas.ter[poust əv m'a:stə] cargo de mestre. trading post posto comercial, feitoria. -
100 post-mortem
post-mor.tem[poustm'ɔ:təm] n (por extenso post-mortem examination) autópsia, necrópsia. • adj posterior à morte.
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