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| LANGUAGE | |
| polit. | LENGUA |
| Language | |
| comp., MS | Lenguaje |
| language | |
| gen. | idioma |
| comp., MS | lenguaje |
| econ. | lenguaje |
| ed. | lenguage |
| of | |
| gen. | ante |
| teach | |
| gen. | aducir; aleccionar; eseńar |
| teaching | |
| gen. | administración de un líquido gota a gota; amaestramiento; enseńanza |
| econ. | enseñanza |
| ed. | educación; docencia |
| med. | instilación |
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| lenguaje m (An artificial language that specifies instructions to be executed on a computer. The term covers a wide spectrum, from binary-coded machine language to high-level languages) | |||
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| Lenguaje m (A content descriptor developed by the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB)) | |||
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| lengua | |||
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| English thesaurus | |||
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| A specific system of signs used by members of a group to communicate with each other. These signs can be verbal sounds, sign language gestures, or written markings like letters. | |||
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| A declarative online software application user access control policy language implemented in Extensible Markup Language (XML) | |||
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Language Of Teaching : 5 phrases in 3 subjects |
| Education | 2 |
| General | 1 |
| Law | 2 |