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[prɔ'ʤəkt] czas.  | |
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| bud. |
aménagement; étude; objet; documentation d'études |
| ekon. |
programme |
| ekon., stat. |
extrapoler |
| finans., księg. |
projection |
| komp. |
conception; concevoir; projeter |
| ochr.środ. |
projet |
| opak. |
saillir; porter en saillie; tirer au vide |
| patent. |
minute |
| prod. |
aménagement d'une chute |
| techn. |
chantier; programme de travaux; opération |
| transp., ang. |
plan |
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| inżyn. |
porter en saillie; saillir; tirer au vide |
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| micr. |
Projet (A holding place for a group of linked documents or Works tasks / templates related to a single user activity) |
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project The complex of actions, which have a potential for resulting in a physical change in the environment [prɔ'ʤəkt] czas. | |
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| ochr.środ. |
projet |
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| micr. |
Projets (A button that takes the user to the Projects page) |
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| techn. |
en projet; projeté |
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| posp. |
~on |
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A structured set of activities concerned with delivering a defined capability that is necessary but not sufficient, to achieve a required business outcome to the enterprise based on an agreed-on schedule and budget |
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| skr., rozsz. |
.prj (file name extension, Borland) |
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| skr., lotn. |
project tracking software system |
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| księg., skr. |
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| skr., ropa / r. |
proj |
