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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: DBPedia 2015, English Wiktionary, and French Wiktionary
en leap second (n)
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en rate Source: English Wiktionary
en leap seconds (n)
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en leap second Source: French Wiktionary
en leap second (n)
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en variation Source: English Wiktionary
en leap second (n)
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en absolute Source: English Wiktionary
es segundo intercalar (n)
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en leap second Source: English Wiktionary
it secondo intercalare (n)
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en leap second Source: English Wiktionary
fi karkaussekunti (n)
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en leap second Source: English Wiktionary
de schaltsekunde (n)
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en leap second Source: English Wiktionary
en leap second (n)
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en relative Source: English Wiktionary
en leap second (n)
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en compensate Source: English Wiktionary
en leap second (n)
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en occasionally Source: English Wiktionary
en leap second (n)
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fr seconde intercalaire Source: French Wiktionary
en leap second (n)
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en second Source: English Wiktionary
en leap second (n)
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en earth Source: English Wiktionary
en leap second (n)
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en leap year Source: English Wiktionary
en unix time (n)
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en leap second Source: English Wiktionary
en leap second (n)
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en rotation Source: English Wiktionary
en leap second (n)
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en leap Source: English Wiktionary
en coordinated universal time
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en leap second Source: DBPedia 2015
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