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1 adapt
[ə΄dæpt] v հարմարեցնել. adapt oneself հարմարվել. adapt oneself to one’s environment մի ջավայրին հարմարվել. (փոփոխել, վերա մշակել) adapt a text տեքստը վերամշակել. adapt a short story for television պատմվածքի հե ռուս տաբեմականացում. adapt the story for children վե րամշակել պատմվածքը երեխաների հա մար -
2 Adapt
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3 ADAPT (TO)
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4 network location awareness service
A service of Windows Vista that collects network information available to Windows on behalf of applications and enables them to easily and effectively adapt to changes in network environments.English-Arabic terms dictionary > network location awareness service
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5 NLA2
A service of Windows Vista that collects network information available to Windows on behalf of applications and enables them to easily and effectively adapt to changes in network environments. -
6 Network Awareness
A service of Windows Vista that collects network information available to Windows on behalf of applications and enables them to easily and effectively adapt to changes in network environments. -
7 screen
I[skri:n] n էկրան. a screen for the fire-place միջնորմ. window screen պատուհանի ցանց folding screen ծալվող միջնորմ. (վարագույր, ծածկոց) smoke screen ծխածածկույթ fire screen հրածածկոց, հրապատվար. under the screen of night գիշերվա հովանու տակ ռզմ. պաշտ պանական զորամաս. a screen test ֆիլմը էկրանի վրա փորձել/ցույց տալ. a screen adaptation էկրանավորումII[skri:n] v ծածկել, պաշտպանել. screen the house from the wind տունը քամուց պաշտպա նել. screen off part of the room սենյակի մի մասը առանձնացնել/մեկուսացնել. (ստուգել) The company screens all the employees Ընկերու թյունը ստուգում է իր բոլոր աշխա տակիցներին. (նկարահանել, էկրանի վրա ցուցադ րել) adapt for the screen էկրանա վորել (պատմվածք, վեպ և այլն). հմկրգ. screen generator էկրանային ձևավորման ծրագիր. screen image արտապատկերվող պատկեր
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