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# {{label|en|rail transport|UK}} [[signal]] passed at danger
# {{lb|en|rail transport|UK}} [[signal]] passed at danger


===Noun===
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# {{label|en|rail transport|UK}} an instance of a signal passed at danger
# {{lb|en|rail transport|UK}} an instance of a signal passed at danger
# {{label|en|politics|UK}} A [[w:Special advisers (UK government)|special adviser]].
# {{lb|en|politics|UK}} A [[w:Special advisers (UK government)|special adviser]].
# {{label|en|plant science}} a relative measurement of the amount of [[chlorophyll]] present in a leaf based on measurements with a SPAD meter produced by [[wikipedia:Minolta|Minolta]]
# {{lb|en|plant science}} a relative measurement of the amount of [[chlorophyll]] present in a leaf based on measurements with a SPAD meter produced by [[wikipedia:Minolta|Minolta]]


===Verb===
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{{en-verb|SPADs|SPADing|SPADed}}
{{en-verb|SPADs|SPADing|SPADed}}


# {{label|en|rail transport|UK}} to pass a signal at danger
# {{lb|en|rail transport|UK}} to pass a signal at danger


===Anagrams===
===Anagrams===

Revision as of 22:30, 26 July 2016

See also: spad

English

a three-aspect railway signal at danger

Pronunciation

Initialism

Template:rfc-header SPAD

  1. (rail transport, UK) signal passed at danger

Noun

SPAD (plural SPADs)

  1. (rail transport, UK) an instance of a signal passed at danger
  2. (politics, UK) A special adviser.
  3. (plant science) a relative measurement of the amount of chlorophyll present in a leaf based on measurements with a SPAD meter produced by Minolta

Verb

SPAD (third-person singular simple present SPADs, present participle SPADing, simple past and past participle SPADed)

  1. (rail transport, UK) to pass a signal at danger

Anagrams