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101 televisión
• idiot box• small screen• T.V.• televiewer• television advertising• TV -
102 screen advertising
рекл. экранная реклама (кинореклама, телевизионная реклама, слайд-проекционная реклама и др. формы рекламы, где рекламная информация передается путем отображения на каком-л. экране)See:* * * -
103 television display
1. дмсплей с растром телевизионного типа; телевизионный дисплей2. дисплей с растром телевизионного типа; телевизионный дисплей -
104 screen line number
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > screen line number
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105 screen
1 (n) (film) ланга [langa]2 (n) (film) экран [ekran]3 (n) (net) афтома [aftyma]4 (n) (protection) перяфкс [perjafks]5 (n) (television) экран [ekran] -
106 screen
1. n ( film)àtç agbàwórán-tàn2. n ( net) ìbojú3. n ( protection)àbò4. n ( television)àtç agbàwórán-tànojú-tçlifíÿàn -
107 screen
n.(film) экран; (net) марля; (protection) кекшема; (television) экран -
108 screen
1. n.(film)экран л.м.[ekran]2. n.(net)шарупш л.м.; шыҥавыртыш л.м.[sharupsh; shyngavyrtysh]3. n.(protection)аралыше экран л.м.[aralyshe ekran]4. n.(television)экран л.м.[ekran] -
109 screen echo
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110 television viewing screen
<av> ■ Leuchtschirm mEnglish-german technical dictionary > television viewing screen
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111 television projection screen
проекционный телевизионный экранThe English-Russian Dictionary Radioengineering > television projection screen
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112 receptor de televisión
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113 aparato de televisión
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114 pantalla de televisión
(n.) = television screen, TV screenEx. A single channel was set aside and home subscribers could telephone the library and have printed material or a member of staff displayed on their television screen!.Ex. The significance being that subscribers could send signals via the TV set to a computer to order information that they wanted, when they wanted it, for display on the TV screen.* * *(n.) = television screen, TV screenEx: A single channel was set aside and home subscribers could telephone the library and have printed material or a member of staff displayed on their television screen!.
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115 pantalla de televisión plana
(n.) = flat television screen, flat TV screenEx. Flat television screens come with pre-drilled holes on the flip side.Ex. Flat TV screens come with pre-drilled holes on the back.* * *(n.) = flat television screen, flat TV screenEx: Flat television screens come with pre-drilled holes on the flip side.
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116 pantalla de televisión de plasma
(n.) = plasma television screenEx. Plasma television screens start as small as 5 inches and increase in size up to 63 inches or larger.* * *(n.) = plasma television screenEx: Plasma television screens start as small as 5 inches and increase in size up to 63 inches or larger.
Spanish-English dictionary > pantalla de televisión de plasma
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117 high-difinition television
television centre — телецентр, телевизионный центр
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > high-difinition television
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118 closed-circuit television
television centre — телецентр, телевизионный центр
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > closed-circuit television
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119 small screen
(television, not the cinema: This play is intended for the small screen.) tv-skærm* * *(television, not the cinema: This play is intended for the small screen.) tv-skærm -
120 small screen
(television, not the cinema: This play is intended for the small screen.) pequeña pantallapequeña pantalla
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