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1 mechanism
noun (a (usually small) piece of machinery: a watch mechanism.) mecanismomechanism n mecanismotr['mekənɪzəm]1 mecanismomechanism ['mɛkə.nɪzəm] n: mecanismo mn.• mecanismo s.m.'mekənɪzəmnoun mecanicismo m['mekǝnɪzǝm]N1) (gen) mecanismo m2) (Philos) mecanicismo m* * *['mekənɪzəm]noun mecanicismo m -
2 mechanism
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3 mechanism of injury
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4 mechanism of labor
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5 mechanism of economic management
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6 mechanism
nELEC, ELECTRON, LAB, MECH aparato mMECH ENG aparato m, dispositivo m, maquinaria f, mecanismo m, técnica fPHOTO, WATER TRANSP aparato m -
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8 defense mechanism
BrE defence mechanism noun (Physiol, Psych) mecanismo m de defensa* * *BrE defence mechanism noun (Physiol, Psych) mecanismo m de defensa -
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10 recognized continuing education evaluation mechanism
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11 coping mechanism
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12 Exchange Rate Mechanism
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13 Duncan's mechanism
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14 Schultze's mechanism
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15 coping mechanism
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16 defense mechanism
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17 gating mechanism
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18 implementation mechanism
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19 pain mechanism
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20 economic mechanism
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