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| agric. |
marking stick |
| commun. |
bookmark; bookmarker; register; ribbon-marker |
| commun., el. |
dialer; dialler |
| commun., IT |
favorite |
| comp., MS |
highlighter (A tablet pen mode that enables you to apply transparent ink); bookmark (A location or selection of text in a file that you name for reference purposes. Bookmarks identify a location within your file that you can later refer or link to); dialer (A form of Trojan that causes systems equipped with modems to dial phone numbers without the consent of the user. In most cases, the phone numbers dialed are premium rate numbers which result in unexpected charges on the affected user's phone bill); marker (A text string that is associated with a designated time in Windows Media-based content. Markers often denote convenient points to begin playback, such as the start of a new scene) |
| industr., construct. |
stamp; felt marker; felt pen; felt tip; felt-tip pen |
| industr., construct., met. |
tracer |
| IT |
tag; descriptor; hashtag |
| IT, transp. |
marker |
| tel. |
dial |
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tracers |
| environ. |
marker 1. Small amount of an easily detected substance that can be used to follow and quantify the flow of materials or movement of organisms not otherwise visible or detectable by ordinary means. 2. An isotope of an element, a small amount of which may be incorporated into a sample of material in order to follow the course of that element through a chemical, biological, or physical process, and thus also follow the larger sample. The tracer may be radioactive, in which case observations are made by measuring the radioactivity; marker |
| patents. |
markers |
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Dialer |
