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01:58 Dec 21, 2000 |
French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering | |||||||
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na | I think so. |
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na | filling up / replacement |
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na | filling of the button |
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na | Fill in the box after validation/selection |
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I think so. Explanation: It seems to me it describes the creation of a command button. First the contour of button is drawn, then the inside is filled with a certain color, pattern or texture. |
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filling up / replacement Explanation: Larousse. This is more probable than "create"; the button already probably exists. Larousse |
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filling of the button Explanation: remplir (here)=to make the button filled (with a shade, pattern or a colour) Norstedts en<>sv+MW |
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Fill in the box after validation/selection Explanation: Try "fill in" and translate "bouton" as box (as in check box). |
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