Translation for 'f o' from English to Finnish

free of charge <f.o.c., FOC>

ilmaiseksi {adv}

free of charge <f.o.c., FOC> [postpos.]

maksuttomasti {adv}

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degree Fahrenheit <degree F, °F>

fahrenheitaste {noun} <°F>yksikkö

feminine <f>

naisellinen {adj}

fluorine <F>

fluori {noun} <F>kem.

phenylalanine <Phe, F>

fenyylialaniini {noun} <Phe, F> [C9H11NO2]biokem.

oxygen <O>

happi {noun} <O>kem.

without <w/o>

vailla {prep}

ilman {prep}

will-o'-the-wisp [burning over a hidden treasure]

aarnivalkea {noun}myt.

• A hidden track, "All By Myself", with vocals and guitar by Cool, plays after "F.O.D." ends, and is themed on masturbation.
• Samuel F. O’Reilly (May 1854 - 29 April 1909) was an American tattoo artist from New York, who patented the first electric tattoo machine on December 8, 1891.
• In 1899, F. O. Stanley and his wife, Flora, drove their "Stanley Steamer" automobile, sometimes called a "locomobile", to the summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire in the United States to generate publicity for their automobile.
• Remains of the Middle Bronze II have been revealed to date in three areas: F, O and B.
• The block diagram shown in the figure shows an input signal, "F'I", which is used to generate an output, "F'O". The input signal is often called the "reference signal" (also abbreviated "F'REF").

• 63.5 billion f.o.b. (2013 est.) of goods and products.
• Cartoonist F. O. Alexander contributed the design.
• The battle with "Virginia" was commemorated in a poem "On Board the Cumberland" that was illustrated by F.
• On April 20, 1985, a CT-39 Sabreliner crashed while attempting to land at the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport; this resulted in the deaths of all five people on board (including General Jerome F. ...
• The earliest form of the name is "Magh nAla", meaning "plain of the stone".

• Her first marriage to Carl G. Rollins, Jr., ended in divorce.
• This was followed by "Hey Man, Smell My Finger" in 1993.
• Another legendary Ulster king, Fergus mac Léti, is regarded as a double of Fergus mac Róich: both die in water, and are associated with the sword Caladbolg.
• Étaín or Édaín (Modern Irish spelling: Éadaoin) is a figure of Irish mythology, best known as the heroine of "Tochmarc Étaíne" ("The Wooing Of Étaín"), one of the oldest and richest stories of the Mythological Cycle.
• The stagnation of yield improvement over the last decades is linked to the susceptibility to pathogens.

• Rock band Clutch mentions Hicks in the song "How to Shake Hands" from their 2018 album, "Book of Bad Decisions".
• One of the limitations of the Arrhenius definition is its reliance on water solutions.