LTS

Meaning of LTS in English

[LTS] abbreviation launch telemetry station, launch tracking system

Merriam-Webster English vocab. Английский словарь Merriam Webster. 2012

LTS — Airport Name : Altus Air Force Base Airport Location : Altus, Oklahoma, United States IATA Code : LTS ICAO Code …
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LTS — abbreviation launch telemetry station; launch tracking system
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LTS — launch telemetry station; launch tracking system
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LTS — Function: abbreviation launch telemetry station; launch tracking system
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KLTS — Airport Name : Altus Air Force Base Airport Location : Altus, Oklahoma, United States IATA Code : LTS ICAO Code …
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ALTUS AIR FORCE BASE — Airport Name : Altus Air Force Base Airport Location : Altus, Oklahoma, United States IATA Code : LTS ICAO Code …
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REPULSE — I. rə̇ˈpəls, rēˈp- also -lts transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Latin repulsus, past participle of repellere to repel — …
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IMPULSE — I. ˈimˌpəls also -lts noun Etymology: Latin impulsus, from impulsus, past participle of impellere to impel — more at impel …
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FALSE — I. ˈfȯls also -lts adjective ( -er/-est ) Etymology: Middle English fals, faus, from Old French & Latin; Old French …
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ELSE — I. ˈels, -lts adverb Etymology: Middle English elles, from Old English; akin to Old High German elles otherwise, Old Norse …
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WHOLESOME — ˈhōlsəm also -lts- adjective ( often -er/-est ) Etymology: Middle English holsom, hoolsom, from hol, hool healthy, entire, whole + …
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SCHOENFELD'S PURPLE — ˈshō]nˌfel(d)z-, ˈshə(r)], -lts- noun Usage: often capitalized S Etymology: probably from the name Schoenfeld : a dark purplish red that …
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ROSE NILSSON — rōzˈnilsən also -lts- noun Usage: often capitalized N Etymology: perhaps after Christine Nilsson died 1921 Swedish soprano : a deep …
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KEELSON — noun also kel·son ˈkelsən, ˈkē(ə)l- also -lts- ( -s ) Etymology: probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Danish & Norwegian …
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KALSILITE — ˈkalsəˌlīt also -lts- noun ( -s ) Etymology: probably from k alium + al uminum + sil icon + -ite …
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GRILSE — ˈgrils also -lts noun ( plural grilse also grilses ) Etymology: Middle English grills, grilles : a young mature Atlantic …
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GESTALT — gəˈs(h)tält, -tȯlt noun ( plural gestalts -lts ; also gestalt·en -lt ə n) Usage: often attributive Etymology: German, shape, form, …
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FULSOME — ˈfu̇lsəm also -lts- adjective Etymology: Middle English fulsom, from ful, full full + -som -some — more at full (adjective) …
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FOLSOM — ˈfōlsəm also -lts- adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: from Folsom, N.M., its type station : of or relating to a …
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EXPULSIVE — -lsiv, -sēv also -lts- or -səv adjective Etymology: Middle English expulsif, from Middle French & Medieval Latin; Middle French expulsif, …
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EXCELSIOR — ikˈselsēə(r), ek- also -lts- sometimes -lshə- or ÷-l(t)sə- or -l(t)sēˌȯ(ə)r or -l(t)sēˌȯ(ə) noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin, higher, comparative …
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EVULSE — ə̇ˈvəls, ēˈ- also -lts transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Latin evulsus, past participle of evellere, from e- + vellere …
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DULSE — noun also dulce ˈdəls also -lts ( -s ) Etymology: Scottish Gaelic & Irish Gaelic duileasg; akin to Welsh delysg …
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APPULSE — əˈpəls, aˈp-, ˈaˌp- also -lts noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin appulsus driving forward, approach, from appulsus, past participle of …
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SCHMALTZ — [ ʃmɔ:lts , ʃmalts ] ■ noun informal excessive sentimentality. Derivatives ~y adjective Origin 1930s: from Yiddish shmaltz , from …
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COST OF CARE — COC - опция стоимости медицинского ухода (в том случае, если страхователь считает недостаточным BIO) (мед., в системе LTS)
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ЛТС — lts
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ЛТС — лтс lts
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