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1 conditional
[con'di·tion·al || -ʃənl]◙ adj. מותנה◙ n. משפט תנאי, צורת תנאי (בדקדוק)* * *◙ הנתומ◄◙ (קודקדב) יאנת תרוצ,יאנת טפשמ◄ -
2 conditional amnesty
חנינה על תנאי* * *◙ יאנת לע הנינח◄ -
3 conditional clause
משפט תנאי* * *◙ יאנת טפשמ◄ -
4 conditional contract
חוזה על תנאי (חוזה ובו תנאי מתלה ו/או תנאי מפסיק)* * *◙ (קיספמ יאנת וא/ו הלתמ יאנת ובו הזוח) יאנת לע הזוח◄ -
5 conditional judgement
פסק דין על תנאי* * *◙ יאנת לע ןיד קספ◄ -
6 conditional jump
קפיצה מותנית (פקודת מחשב המורה על הסתעפות בסדר ביצוע התכנית אם תנאי מוגדר מתקיים)* * *◙ (םייקתמ רדגומ יאנת םא תינכתה עוציב רדסב תופעתסה לע הרומה בשחמ תדוקפ) תינתומ הציפק◄ -
7 conditional obligations
חיובים מותנים (חיובים שאחד תלוי בביצוע האחר)* * *◙ (רחאה עוציבב יולת דחאש םיבויח) םינתומ םיבויח◄ -
8 conditional probability
הסתברות מותנית (סיכוי להתרחשות אירוע אם ידוע שהתרחש אירוע אחר)* * *◙ (רחא עוריא שחרתהש עודי םא עוריא תושחרתהל יוכיס) תינתומ תורבתסה◄ -
9 conditional proposition
משפט תלות* * *◙ תולת טפשמ◄ -
10 conditional sentence
עונש על תנאי* * *◙ יאנת לע שנוע◄ -
11 conditional statement
פסוק התניה, משפט תנאי (במחשב-פקודה בתכנית הכוללת בתוכה תנאי)* * *◙ (יאנת הכותב תללוכה תינכתב הדוקפ-בשחמב) יאנת טפשמ,הינתה קוספ◄
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