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21 EQUIPMENT
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22 EQUIPMENT COLLECTING POINT
English-Arabic military dictionary > EQUIPMENT COLLECTING POINT
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23 equipment
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24 equipment
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25 equipment
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26 equipment
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27 Data Communications Equipment
"One of two types of hardware that are connected by an RS-232-C serial connection, the other being a Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) device."English-Arabic terms dictionary > Data Communications Equipment
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28 Accessory equipment
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29 Accumulation of capital equipment
تراكم التجهيزات الرأسماليةEnglish-Arabic economic glossary > Accumulation of capital equipment
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30 Built-in equipment
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31 Capital equipment
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32 Constructional equipment
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33 Farm equipment
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34 Hire of equipment
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35 Modern equipment
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36 Peripheral equipment
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37 Second-hand equipment
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38 Stand-by equipment
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39 Tool equipment
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40 Air conditioning equipment
معدات تكييف الهواءEnglish-Arabic Automotive glossary > Air conditioning equipment
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