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I. in·dent VB vb intr [ɪnˈdent]

1. indent TIPOGR (make a space):

2. indent ingl brit, ingl Aus ECON (request goods):

II. in·dent VB vb trans [ɪnˈdent]

1. indent TIPOGR:

2. indent (make depression):

to indent sth metal

III. in·dent SOST [ˈɪndent]

1. indent TIPOGR:

Einzug m <-(e)s, -zü·ge>

2. indent ingl brit, ingl Aus ECON (request):

Auftrag m <-(e)s, -trä·ge>
Order f <-, -s>
Indentgeschäft nt term tecn

I. dead-ˈend SOST

Sackgasse f <-, -n> a. fig

II. dead-ˈend SOST modifier (not leading anywhere)

ohne Ausgang nach sost
dead-end fig
Sackgasse f <-, -n>

III. dead-ˈend VB vb intr

I. maid·en [ˈmeɪdən] SOST

1. maiden letter ant:

Jungfer f <-, -n> ant

2. maiden ingl brit (in cricket):

II. maid·en [ˈmeɪdən] AGG attr, inv

1. maiden (unmarried):

2. maiden (first):

Jungfernflug m <-(e)s, -flüge>
Jungfernfahrt f <-, -en>

3. maiden (fruiting tree):

I. wid·en [ˈwaɪdən] VB vb trans

II. wid·en [ˈwaɪdən] VB vb intr

widen (become broader) river, smile

ad idem [ˌædˈɪdəm, ingl am -ˈaɪ-] AVV DIR

idea [aɪˈdɪə, -ˈdi:ə, ingl am -ˈdi:ə] SOST

1. idea (notion):

Vorstellung f <-, -en>
what an idea! colloq
the [very] idea of it! colloq
to get ideas colloq
to give sb ideas colloq

2. idea (purpose):

what's the big idea? usu iron

3. idea (suggestion):

Idee f <-, Ide̱·en>
Einfall m <-(e)s, -fäl·le>
that's an idea! colloq

4. idea (knowledge):

Begriff m <-(e)s, -e>
to give sb an idea of sth
to have [got] no idea colloq
to have no idea that ... colloq

5. idea (conception):

Ansicht f <-, -en>
Auffassung f <-, -en>
to not be sb's idea of sth colloq

ides [aɪdz] SOST pl

Iden pl

ˈbusi·ness idea SOST ECON

con·sen·sus ad ˈidem SOST DIR

Voce OpenDict

indent style SOST

Dizionario Banche, Finanza e Assicurazioni PONS

trend fitting SOST MERC FIN

upward trend SOST MERC FIN

trend reversal formation SOST MERC FIN

lend against collateral VB vb trans INV FIN

trend analysis SOST MERC FIN

trend reversal SOST MERC FIN

trend confirmation SOST MERC FIN

trend oscillator SOST MERC FIN

trend reversal signal SOST MERC FIN

cyclical trend SOST MERC CONCORR

Glossario di Geografia Klett

Baden-Wurttemberg SOST

tides SOST

set-aside system SOST

Verbot einer landwirtschaftlichen Nutzung (zur Schonung der Bestände des Bodens)

deny [dɪˈnaɪ] VB

hide SOST

nitrous oxide [ˌnaɪtrəsˈɒksaɪd] SOST CHIM

Distickstoffoxid nt term tecn
Distickstoffmonoxid nt term tecn

slide VB

Gulf of Aden [ˌɡʌlfəvˈeɪdn] SOST

iron oxide [ˈaɪənˌɒksaɪd] SOST

side canal SOST

Glossario di Biologia Klett

sticky ends [ˌstɪkiˈendz]

cider [ˈsaɪdə] SOST

microscope slide [ˈmaɪkrəskəʊpˌslaɪd] SOST

nitric oxide [ˌnaɪtrɪkˈɒksaɪd] (NO) SOST

ultra-violet nectar guide SOST

under side SOST

dense leaf litter SOST

earth slide SOST

side view

Dizionario PONS per il settore dei trasporti

underlying idea

accident trend SICUR STRAD

hairpin bend INFRASTR

ride sharing

captive car rider SOND

zigzag bends INFRASTR

captive rider SOND

rider

rider ingl am

series of hairpin bends INFRASTR

off side priority TRAFFICO

Present
Iindent
youindent
he/she/itindents
weindent
youindent
theyindent
Past
Iindented
youindented
he/she/itindented
weindented
youindented
theyindented
Present Perfect
Ihaveindented
youhaveindented
he/she/ithasindented
wehaveindented
youhaveindented
theyhaveindented
Past Perfect
Ihadindented
youhadindented
he/she/ithadindented
wehadindented
youhadindented
theyhadindented

PONS OpenDict

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The pass itself has a series of hairpin bends in which the tarmac has become quite smooth in places.
en.wikipedia.org
The stage is famous for its endless series of hairpin bends, and steep inclines throughout the stage.
en.wikipedia.org
They navigated at speed an unrelenting series of hairpin bends and chicanes to cross the finish line near the skifield base building.
www.odt.co.nz
If the parties are not in ad idem on all matters concerning the offer and acceptance, there is no valid contract.
en.wikipedia.org
The majority and the dissenting opinions were ad idem that not all orders issued by regulatory authorities are monetary in nature and thus provable claims.
www.mondaq.com