fetch
| cycle
| fetch abbr. | |
| gen. | buscar; coger; llevar; sacar; traer |
| comp., MS | acceder |
| life.sc. | recorrido; largo; línea de agua |
| Cycle abbr. | |
| comp., MS | Ciclo |
| cycle abbr. | |
| auto. | tiempo |
| automat. | repetir |
| comp., MS | ciclo |
| el. meas.inst. | hacer un ciclo |
| math. | ciclo |
| pack. | operación f; cadencia f de operaciones; ciclo m |
| polit. | bicicleta |
noun | verb | to phrases
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| fetch m | |||
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| buscar; coger; llevar; sacar; traer | |||
| alcance | |||
| espectro | |||
| acceder (To remotely view, stream, or copy files stored on a PC running SkyDrive from any other device); capturar (To retrieve an instruction or an item of data from memory and store it in a register. Fetching is part of the execution cycle of a microprocessor; first an instruction or item of data must be fetched from memory and loaded into a register, after which it can be executed (if it is an instruction) or acted upon (if it is data)) | |||
| búsqueda y carga de instrucciones; carga | |||
| recorrido; largo; línea de agua | |||
| alcance del viento; zona de acción del viento | |||
| región de alcance del viento; región de generación de las olas; zona de generación de las olas; longitud del área generadora de olas | |||
| abra de una bahía; búsqueda; rastreo | |||
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| fetch | |||
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fetch : 17 phrases in 4 subjects |
| Information technology | 8 |
| Law | 1 |
| Life sciences | 3 |
| Meteorology | 5 |