fr 3d (a) |
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fr hypericosaèdre (n) |
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fr formule stéréochimique (n) |
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fr dimensionnel (a) |
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sv tredimensionell (a) |
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fr angle solide (n) |
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fr tridimensionnel (a) |
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fr stéréophonie (n) |
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eo tridimensia (a) |
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fr sextidimensionnel (a) |
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fr stabile (n) |
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fr solide (a) |
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fr stéréo |
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fr parallélépipède (n) |
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fr quintidimensionnel (a) |
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sk trojrozmerný (a) |
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fr tri |
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fr 3d (n) |
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fr hyperoctaèdre (n) |
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fr stéréophonique (a) |
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fr tridimensionnelle (a) |
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fr polychore (n) |
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en 3d (a) |
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fr tridimensionnel (a) |
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fr tridimensionnel (a) |
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fr autostéréoscopie (n) |
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fr hypercube (n) |
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fr point de canevas (n) |
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fr tridimensionnels (a) |
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fr hypertétraèdre (n) |
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fr hyperdodécaèdre (n) |
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it tridimensionale (a) |
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en 3d (a) |
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fr tridimensionnel (a) |
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fr tri dimensionnel (a) |
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fr ligne de charge constante (n) |
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fr sphère (n) |
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fr spatialisation (n) |
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fr réticulation (n) |
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fr cellule (n) |
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fr orthorhombique (a) |
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fr tridimensionnel (a) |
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fr tridimensionnel (a) |
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fr tridimensionnelles (a) |
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fr tridimensionnel (a) |
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fr tridimensionnel (a) |
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fr tridimensionnel (a) |
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fr tridimensionnaliser (v) |
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