Operation consisting in protecting a piece of information in clear by making it unintelligible. From the operating point of view, one distinguishes: 1. the circuit method: the encryption means is linked to the transmission means; the encryption, the transmission and the decryption occur after the reception; 2. the circuit method: the encryption means is linked to the transmission means; the encryption, the transmission and the decryption occur after the reception; 3. the mixed method: the encryption and decryption operations occur on line at one of the ends and off line at the other end.

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operation ['ɔpə'reɪʃ(ə)n] n

gen.

działanie funkcjonowanie; obsługa f; proceder m; zabieg działanie

agric.

przedsiębiorstwo n; proces pracy; proces roboczy; robota f; użytkowanie n; wyzyskiwanie

automat.

operacja f (czynność w procesie technologicznym); działanie n; czynność f

chem.

operacja f (technologiczna)

comp., MS

operacja f (In mathematics, an action performed on a set of entities that produces a new entity. Examples of mathematical operations are addition and subtraction)

el.mach.

eksploatacja f

operation mathematics n

math.

funkcja f

operation of a mechanical switching device n

PSP

przestawienie łącznika mechanizmowego

operation of a pair of points, of a device v

railw., sec.sys.

nastawianie zwrotnic, urządzeń

operation ['ɔpə'reɪʃ(ə)n] adj.

agric.

praca; eksploatacyjny

English thesaurus

operation ['ɔpə'reɪʃ(ə)n] abbr.

op; oper

Organised set of actions carried out, generally, by a joint force, or even an interallied or multinational one, on one or several fields of operations, in order to reach one or several military targets. (FRA)

USA

A sequence of tactical actions with a common purpose or unifying theme (JP 1); A military action or the carrying out of a strategic, operational, tactical, service, training, or administrative military mission (JP 3-0)

Operation ['ɔpə'reɪʃ(ə)n] n

mil., abbr.

Opns (s)

Operation: 489 phrases in 63 subjects

Accounting	10
Agriculture	22
Animal husbandry	1
Antennas and waveguides	5
Automatic control	5
Banking	1
Chemistry	2
Coal	1
Communications	6
Construction	37
Criminal law	4
Customs	3
Ecology	2
Economy	17
Education	1
Electric machinery	4
Electric motors	11
Electric traction	7
Electricity generation	16
Electronics	16
Environment	10
Finances	18
Fish farming pisciculture	7
Forestry	4
General	109
Health care	1
Human rights activism	1
Immigration and citizenship	5
Industry	1
Information technology	1
Insurance	1
International trade	1
Labor law	1
Law	1
Mathematics	2
Medical	1
Microsoft	22
Military	1
Municipal planning	1
Nuclear physics	3
Obsolete / dated	4
Oil / petroleum	1
Pharmacy and pharmacology	1
Plumbing	1
Politics	7
Power electronics	1
Power system protection	11
Procedural law	2
Psychology	1
Radio	1
Rail transport	4
Semiconductors	3
Soil science	1
Statistics	1
Superconductivity	1
Taxes	2
Technology	6
Telecommunications	2
Telephony	3
Transformers	4
Transport	58
United Nations	5
Vacuum tubes	7

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operation
gen.	działanie; obsługa; proceder; zabieg
agric.	przedsiębiorstwo; proces pracy
chem.	operacja
comp., MS	operacja
el.mach.	eksploatacja
math.	funkcja


consist in
gen.	polegać na


clearing
stat. fin.	rozliczenie


by
gen.	przez


make it
gen.	zdążyć