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61 enlarged character
vergroot letterteken -
62 extended character set
uitgebreide karakter set, groep van karakters die wordt gebruikt op IBM kompatibelen en ASCII karakters bevat en karakters van vreemde talen -
63 graphic character
grafisch teken (een teken dat gebruikt wordt voor tekenen en schetsen) -
64 graphics character
grafisch karakter, karakter voor het creëeren van grafische vormen in een tekst toestand -
65 has a strong character
heeft een sterk karakter -
66 has character
heeft karakter -
67 illegal character
illegaal karakter, karakter dat niet gebruikt mag worden in de programmeertaal of in de naam van een bestand -
68 in character
passend (voor de taak of karakter) -
69 man of character
karaktervol iemand -
70 new line character
toets voor nieuwe regel (toets voor overgaan op nieuwe regel (in computer)) -
71 newline character
karakter voor een nieuwe regel, controle karakter dat een output apparaat vertelt over te gaan op de volgende regel -
72 notorious character
berucht figuur -
73 problematic character
problematisch karakter -
74 public character
Algemeen bekend persoon -
75 shady character
schaduwachtig type -
76 strong character
sterk karakter (dominerend, stabiel, laat zich niet met anderen meeslepen) -
77 to give a character
een aanbevelingsbrief schrijven -
78 weak character
zwak karakter -
79 acknowledge character: ACK
bevestigingstekenEnglish-Dutch technical dictionary > acknowledge character: ACK
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80 additional character
bijzonder tekenleestekenspeciaal teken
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