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41 space Earth science
English-Spanish dictionary of Geography > space Earth science
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42 computer science
nCOMP&DP ciencia de computadoras f (AmL), informática f (Esp) -
43 food science
nFOOD ciencia de los alimentos f -
44 soil science
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45 space science
ciencia espacialEnglish-Spanish dictionary of astronomy terms > space science
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46 agricultural science
s.ciencia agrícola. -
47 behavioral science
s.ciencia de la conducta. -
48 Christian Science
s.Ciencia Cristiana. -
49 comparative science
s.ciencia comparativa, ciencia de observación. -
50 computer science
s.informática, computación, ciencia de la computación, cómputo. -
51 dairy science
s.ciencia de la leche. -
52 dental science
s.odontología. -
53 domestic science
s.1 economía doméstica.2 ciencia doméstica, artes domésticas. -
54 earth science
s.geociencia. -
55 food science
s.ciencia de la alimentación, ciencia alimenticia. -
56 forensic science
s.ciencia forense. -
57 general science
s.ciencias. -
58 groundless science
s.ciencia sin fundamento. -
59 gunnery science
s.tiro. -
60 information science
s.ciencia de la información, gestión de la información, informática.
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