file

[faɪl] n

File [faɪl] n

Arkív (The name of a menu in a conversation window from which the user can save the text of the current conversation, open received files, or close the conversation window)

filing ['faɪlɪŋ] v

files office requisites v

gen.

brevordnare kontorsredskap

files tools v

gen.

filar verktyg

files v

file [faɪl] adj.

akt; dossier; fil

fil (A collection of information that is stored on a computer under a single name)

datafil; regíster; virtuell fil

transp., met.

fìla; fila áv

English thesaurus

file [faɪl] n

A named collection of related records

law

record of case; When a person officially gives a paper to a court clerk and that paper becomes part of the record of a case

FILE [faɪl] abbr.

abbr.

Filenet Corporation; Free Internet Lexicon and Encyclopedia (WWW, DICT)

abbr., oil

field integrated log evaluation; flowmeter intercept left edge (scale value)

abbr., space

feature identification and location element

tech.

feature identification and location experiment

file [faɪl] v

law

to enter into the case file

file

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File abbr.
comp., MS	Arkiv
file abbr.
gen.	arkivera; akt; dossier; fil
comp., MS	fil
IT	datafil; register; virtuell fil


data abbr.
gen.	data
telegr.	data
datum abbr.
earth.sc.	geodetiskt datum
el.	referens; referensstorhet
math.	data
tech. construct.	referensnivå
transp. avia.	referenslinje