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England Wales; Equivalent Weight; Wanted Person Entry; each way; electric welding; extra white |
| abbr., busin. |
electrical welding; electrically welded |
| abbr., earth.sc. |
evaporation from a free water surface |
| abbr., electr.eng. |
electromagnetic wave |
| abbr., environ. |
extinct in the wild |
| abbr., fin. |
Estimated Worth (calimero) |
| abbr., food.ind. |
Egg White |
| abbr., IT |
Equal Weight |
| abbr., law |
Empty Words |
| abbr., media. |
Entertainment Weekly |
| abbr., met. |
electrowinning (Atenza) |
| abbr., mil. |
Early Warning; Electromagnetic Warfare; Electronic Warfare; Elite Warriors; early warning |
| abbr., mil., avia. |
experimental aircraft |
| abbr., mil., WMD |
Eyewash |
| abbr., nano |
evanescent wave |
| abbr., O&G, sahk.s. |
electric welding (this term is intended to cover both electric resistance and electric induction welding processes) |
| abbr., oil |
Early Works (Yeldar Azanbayev); electric weld; exploratory well; early Wisconsin; elastic wave; electric winch; electroslag welding; empty weight; ether-water; explosive weight |
| abbr., phys. |
exawatt (MichaelBurov) |
| abbr., progr., IT |
Emacs Wait |
| abbr., scient. |
East Wind |
| abbr., space |
equivalent weapons |
| tech. |
electronics warfare technician |
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| abbr., mil. |
Early Warning; Electronic Warfare |
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| abbr., auto. |
electric window |
| abbr., avia. |
emery wheel; emergency work |
| abbr., el. |
editing workstation; electronic writing; enlarged well |
| abbr., elev. |
entrance width (Alexey Lebedev) |
| abbr., goldmin. |
electrowinning (Ying) |
| abbr., Kazakh. |
Eskene West (Johnny Bravo) |
| abbr., med. |
emergency ward (ННатальЯ) |
| abbr., mil. |
east-west; electronic warfare; engineering work; enlisted woman; extensive wound |
| Gruzovik, abbr., media. |
Economic Week (periodical) |
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| abbr., securit. |
ex warrant |
| O&G |
water influx |
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| abbr., construct. |
engineering works |
