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(′bach·iŋ)
(computer science) Grouping records for the purpose of processing them in a computer.
(engineering) Weighing or measuring the volume of the ingredients of a batch of concrete or mortar, and then introducing these ingredients into a mixer.
Weighing or measuring the volume of the ingredients of a batch of concrete or mortar, and then introducing these ingredients into a mixer.
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