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41 read him his rights
las hem zijn rechten voor (voor arrestatie) -
42 read into
uit leggen -
43 read one's mind
gedachten lezen -
44 read only
alleen voor lezen, bestand of opslag middel waarvan de inhoud niet is te veranderen of te vegen -
45 read out
lezen; voorlezen; wegsturen -
46 read riddles
raadsels oplossen -
47 read the map
de kaart lezen (begreep de toestand) -
48 read the riot act to
verplichten een onwettige handeling stop te zetten -
49 read thoughts
gedachten lezen -
50 read to sleep
voorlezen tot hij in slaap valt -
51 read write head
lees/ schrijf kop, apparaat in de drive die de gegevens leest of schrijft op de magnetische media -
52 read-write privilege
lees-schrijf privilege -
53 read- only memory: ROM
dood geheugen -
54 read-only
lees-alleen -
55 read-only store
dood geheugen -
56 read-out
leesvenster -
57 read-out system
aflezingssysteem -
58 read check
leesfout -
59 read head
leeskop -
60 read output
aftastsignaal
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