chaine abbr. | |
construct. | chain anchor |
chaîne abbr. | |
gen. | bucket brigade; television chain |
comp., MS | chain; string |
ed. | branch office; branch shop |
industr. construct. met. | block rake; block reek |
IT dat.proc. | records chain |
DE abbr. | |
polit. loc.name. | Del; Delaware |
Dé abbr. | |
earth.sc. | Dec |
dé abbr. | |
agric. | cement footing |
chem. | cube |
earth.sc. | dee |
hobby | dice |
med. | d frame |
tech. met. | thimble |
dés abbr. | |
gen. | dice |
code abbr. | |
automat. | cipher |
avia. Canada | SSR code |
IT | mark-up |
IT dat.proc. | coded character set |
law | law code; legal code |
light. | dipped-beam headlight; low-beam headlight |
stat. | coding scheme |
work.fl. IT | numeric code |
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bucket brigade; television chain | |||
chain (of action) | |||
character string; string; pipeline | |||
chain (The relationship between applications and related web service calls associated with a business transaction. Chains are not client-side or server-side specific); string (A group of characters or character bytes handled as a single entity. Computer programs use strings to store and transmit data and commands. Most programming languages consider strings (such as 2674:gstmn) as distinct from numeric values (such as 470924)) | |||
garland; festoon | |||
branch office; branch shop; branch store; chain store | |||
warp yarn | |||
block rake; block reek; cullet cut | |||
records chain; eight-bit byte; octet | |||
chain cable | |||
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chain anchor | |||
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multiple; channel | |||
line | |||
network | |||
single bar tricot | |||
warp; ends | |||
byte | |||
catena | |||
chain | |||
chain (of operations); string (of characters) | |||
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chain | |||
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chains; chains except driving chains for vehicles (à l'exception des chaînes d'entraînement des véhicules) | |||
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chains jewellery, jewelry |
chaine : 2353 phrases in 109 subjects |