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[ə'dres] n  | |
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| pragm. |
communication f |
| telecom., dat.proc. |
adresse, Edp |
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| IT |
adresses f |
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| comp. |
adresser |
| ling. |
s'adresser à |
| UN |
s’occuper |
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| comp., MS |
adressage m (The process of assigning or referring to an address. In programming, the address is typically a value specifying a memory location) |
| IT, tech. |
invitation à recevoir |
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| gen. |
allocution; discours; exposé; siège; réponse |
| comp., MS |
adresser (To reference a particular storage location); adresse (A unique identifier that identifies a network node to other nodes on the network) |
| IT, tech. |
adresse |
| law |
présenter des observations à |
| patents. |
diriger |
| pragm. |
acte locutionnaire; acte locutoire |
| tech. |
localisant |
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| commun., IT |
adresse d'une couche; adresse de point d'accès à des services d'une couche; adresse de point d'accès à des servicesN; adresseN |
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| IT, tech. |
adresser |
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| telecom. |
information d'adresse |
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| English thesaurus |
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| abbr. |
add; adds (адрес Углов) |
| abbr., IT |
addr; adr |
| abbr., space |
ADD, ADDR, ADS |
| IT |
Within computer storage, the code used to designate the location of a specific piece of data |
| law, abbr. |
add. |
