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Spam®1. Spam® [spæm] nno pl Frühstücksfleisch ntto \Spam sb jdn zuspammen (sl), jdn [mit E-Mails] überhäufen -
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Spam®1. Spam® [spæm] nno pl Frühstücksfleisch ntto \Spam® sb jdn zuspammen (sl), jdn [mit E-Mails] überhäufen -
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Spam®1. Spam® [spæm] nno pl Frühstücksfleisch ntto \spam sb jdn zuspammen (sl), jdn [mit E-Mails] überhäufen -
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Spam f KOMM, MEDIA spam (unerwünschte, nicht angeforderte E-Mail-Werbung)* * *f <Komm, Medien> unerwünschte, nicht angeforderte E-Mail-Werbung spam -
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Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Spam
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English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > spam
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SPAM, special aeronautical material————————SPAM, special air missionспециальная задача авиации; специальное полетное заданиеEnglish-Russian dictionary of planing, cross-planing and slotting machines > SPAM
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Spam® /spæm/n.(contraz. di spiced ham; anche minuscolo) carne in scatola da poco prezzo (spec. di maiale: da mangiare fredda). -
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m[spɛm] (INTERNET) spam; (= Spam-Mails auch) spam mails pl; (= einzelne Spam-Mail auch) spam mail* * *das; Spams, Spams (DV) spam* * ** * *das; Spams, Spams (DV) spam -
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[spæm] noun1)Spam — Frühstücksfleisch, das
2) (Computing) Spam, der* * ** * *Spam®[spæm]* * *(INTERNET)1. n(E-Mail-)Spam m; (= single e-mail) Spam-Mail f2. vt(zu)spammen (sl), mit Werbung bombardieren (inf) or zumüllen (sl)* * *Spam® [spæm] s Frühstücksfleisch n* * *[spæm] noun1)Spam — Frühstücksfleisch, das
2) (Computing) Spam, der* * *n.Schinkenfleisch (in Dosen) n.
См. также в других словарях:
Spam — originally referred to Spam (food), a canned meat product sold by the Hormel Foods Corporation. Since then, many other uses of the term have emerged. * Spam (Monty Python), a Monty Python comedy sketch. The Spam in the sketch refers specifically… … Wikipedia
Spam — /spam/, n., v., spammed, spamming. 1. Trademark. a canned food product consisting esp. of pork formed into a solid block. n. 2. (l.c.) a disruptive message posted on a computer network. v.t. 3. (l.c.) to send spam to. v.i. 4. (l.c.) to send spam … Universalium
SPAM — steht für: Dosenfleisch der Firma Hormel Foods Inc., siehe Spam (Lebensmittel) Spam, im Sinne von massenhaftem Versand von elektronischen Nachrichten Spam Sketch Fliegendes Spaghettimonster, The Spaghetti Pulsar Activating Meatballs, die Gottheit … Deutsch Wikipedia
Spam — 419 scam address munging bacn disk spamming e mail hygiene empty spam glurge ham … New words
spam — n. Unsolicited emails sent to large numbers of email addresses in the hope of enticing some readers to respond. The Essential Law Dictionary. Sphinx Publishing, An imprint of Sourcebooks, Inc. Amy Hackney Blackwell. 2008. spam … Law dictionary
Spam — son mensajes electrónicos (habitualmente de tipo publicitario) no solicitados enviados en cantidades masivas. Aunque se puede hacer por distintas vías, la más utilizada entre el público en general es la basada en el correo electrónico. Otras… … Enciclopedia Universal
Spam — [spæm] das; s, s <aus gleichbed. engl. amerik. spam, urspr. Spam®, Kurzw. für »spiced ham«. Der Name des Büchsenfleischs wurde von US Soldaten des 2. Weltkrieges später abwertend gebraucht für etwas, was man nicht leiden kann. >: a) zu… … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
Spam — Spam; spam; spam·mer; … English syllables
spam — [spam] n. [prob. ult. < SPAM] Comput. unsolicited e mail, often advertisements, sent out over a computer network to many addresses, usually indiscriminately vt., vi. spammed, spamming to send such e mail to (a user or users) … English World dictionary
Spam® — /spam/ noun A type of luncheon meat made from pork, spices, etc ORIGIN: Spiced ham • • • spammˈy adjective 1. Tasting of, containing or like spam or luncheon meat 2. Loosely, bland, unexciting, corny (informal) … Useful english dictionary
spam — (n.) proprietary name registered by Geo. A. Hormel & Co. in U.S., 1937; probably a conflation of spiced ham. Soon extended to other kinds of canned meat. In the sense of Internet junk mail it was coined by Usenet users after March 31, 1993, when… … Etymology dictionary