syntax
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| service
| syntax abbr. | |
| comp., MS | syntaks |
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| chem. | tændstik |
| IT | sammenpasning; tilpasning |
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| comp., MS | afstemning |
| el. | impedanstilpasning |
| industr. construct. | afmønstre; nuancering; ton-i-ton farvning; tilpasning af finertegning |
| IT mech.eng. | sammenligning |
| -service abbr. | |
| econ. IT | service |
| service abbr. | |
| gen. | tjenestegruppe |
| comp., MS | tjeneste |
| earth.sc. mech.eng. | vedligeholdelse |
| econ. | tjenesteydelse |
| econ. commer. construct. | serviceerhverv; serviceydelse; tjenesteydelser |
| law | forkyndelser |
| nat.sc. agric. | parring |
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| syntaks (The rules governing the formation of a command-line statement, including the order in which a command must be typed, and the elements that follow the command) | |||
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| syn; synt | |||
| The sentence arrangement of a language or standard word order. Standard English syntax operates on a Subject-Verb-Object pattern; however poets sometimes adjust syntax to accomplish poetic effects. Deliberately unsettling word sequence for a poetic effect is called anastrophe. | |||
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syntax : 43 phrases in 4 subjects |
| Communications | 14 |
| Information technology | 24 |
| Microsoft | 4 |
| Work flow | 1 |