default

[dɪ'fɔ:lt] n

domyślny (A value that is automatically used by a program when the user does not specify an alternative. Defaults are built into a program when a value or option must be assumed for the program to function)

law, fin.

zwłoka w płatności; niewykonanie zobowiązania; zaleganie z płatnością

default [dɪ'fɔ:lt] adj.

gen.

zaoczny

English thesaurus

default [dɪ'fɔ:lt] n

energ.ind., abbr.

dft

A computer software setting or preference that states what will automatically happen in the event that the user has not stated another preference. For example, a computer may have a default setting to launch or start Netscape whenever a GIF file is opened; however, if using Adobe Photoshop is the preference for viewing a GIF file, the default setting can be changed to Photoshop. In the case of default accounts, these are accounts that are provided by the operating system vendor e.g., root in UNIX.

law

When a defendant in a civil case doesn't file an answer or go to court when they're supposed to, but was properly notified

default

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Accounting	2
Banking	3
Economics	3
Finances	68
General	1
Information technology	1
Insurance	1
Law	4
Microsoft	38
Statistics	2


default
gen.	brak; niedopełnienie; zaoczny
comp., MS	domyślny


form
gen.	druk; forma; postać; tworzyć; blankiet; formować się
agric.	typ
brit.	klasa
chem.	kształt; postać odmiana