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1 cryptogram
(за)шифрований документ (текст), шифровка, шифрограма, криптограма, тайнопис -
2 cryptogram
nкриптограма; тайнопис; шифроване повідомлення* * *nкриптограма, тайнопис -
3 cryptogram
nкриптограма, тайнопис -
4 cryptogram
['krɪptəgræm]nкриптогра́ма; тайно́пис; шифро́ваний докуме́нт -
5 cryptogram
n криптограма -
6 receive a cryptogram
= receive a cryptograph приймати шифрограму -
7 solve a cryptogram
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8 transmit cryptogram
= transmit cryptograph передавати шифрограму -
9 receive
отримувати; приймати, переховувати ( явно вкрадене майно або злочинця); давати агреман; зазнавати ( покарання)receive a share in estate upon his death — = receive a share in estate upon her death отримувати частку майна після смерті
- receive a cryptogramreceive a share in estate upon her death — = receive a share in estate upon his death
- receive a cryptograph
- receive a law degree
- receive a life sentence
- receive a merit pension
- receive a pardon
- receive a prison sentence
- receive a prison term
- receive a secret code name
- receive a sentence
- receive a service of process
- receive a special pension
- receive a term of imprisonment
- receive a tip
- receive a tip from an informer
- receive a two-thirds majority
- receive a verdict
- receive a wound
- receive an encrypted message
- receive an offender
- receive an offer
- receive an official reply
- receive at trial
- receive authority
- receive evidence
- receive fealty
- receive fees
- receive gifts
- receive guarantee
- receive in evidence
- receive in livery
- receive information
- receive into prison
- receive legal education
- receive oath
- receive one's just deserts
- receive one's law degree
- receive petition
- receive provocation
- receive punishment
- receive revisions
- receive sentence
- receive stolen goods
- receive telephone threats
- receive testimony
- receive the death penalty
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10 receive a cryptograph
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11 solve
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12 transmit
передавати, відправляти, надсилати; передавати до іншої інстанції ( справу); переуступати; посилатися на право третьої сторони ( в колізійному праві)- transmit a right
- transmit cryptogram
- transmit cryptograph
- transmit encrypted message
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13 transmit cryptograph
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14 crypto-
у складних словах-термінах має значення (тж. cript-)1) таємно-; крипто-: cryptogram криптограма, тайнопис2) таємний, підпільний -
15 crypto-
у складних словах-термінах має значення (тж. cript-)1) таємно-; крипто-: cryptogram криптограма, тайнопис2) таємний, підпільний -
16 cryptograph
['krɪptəgrɑːf]
См. также в других словарях:
Cryptogram — Cryp to*gram (kr?p t? gr?m), n. A cipher writing. Same as {Cryptograph}. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
cryptogram — 1880, from CRYPTO (Cf. crypto ) + GRAM (Cf. gram) word, letter. A modern word coined in English; though the elements are Gk., the ancient Greeks would find it barbarous … Etymology dictionary
cryptogram — ► NOUN ▪ a text written in code … English terms dictionary
cryptogram — [krip′tō gram΄, krip′təgram΄] n. [ CRYPTO + GRAM] something written in code or cipher cryptogrammic adj … English World dictionary
Cryptogram — For other uses, see Cryptogram (disambiguation). Not to be confused with cryptogam, the plants which reproduce by using spores. Example cryptogram. A cryptogram is a type of puzzle which consists of a short piece of encrypted text. Generally the… … Wikipedia
cryptogram — UK [ˈkrɪptəˌɡræm] / US noun [countable] Word forms cryptogram : singular cryptogram plural cryptograms a secret message written in code … English dictionary
cryptogram — A phrase which has a secret meaning, as MENE, MENE, TEKEL, PARSIN (Dan. 5:25) or the number 666 (Rev. 13:18). The fish became a Christian cryptogram … Dictionary of the Bible
Cryptogram (disambiguation) — Cryptogram is a short piece of text encrypted with a simple substitution cipher. Cryptogram may also refer to: The Cryptogram, a bi monthly journal by the American Cryptogram Association The Cryptogram, a play by David Mamet Cryptograms (album),… … Wikipedia
cryptogram — noun Etymology: French cryptogramme, from crypt + gramme gram Date: 1878 1. a communication in cipher or code 2. a figure or representation having a hidden significance … New Collegiate Dictionary
cryptogram — n. [Gr. kryptos, hidden; gramma, written character] Method that expresses in a standard code form a collection of data used in classification … Dictionary of invertebrate zoology
cryptogram — cryptogrammic, cryptogrammatic /krip teuh greuh mat ik/, cryptogrammatical, adj. cryptogrammatist, n. /krip teuh gram /, n. 1. a message or writing in code or cipher; cryptograph. 2. an occult symbol or representation. [1875 80; CRYPTO + GRAM1] * … Universalium