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1 overrun
[ˌəuvə΄rʌn] v հորդել, եզրերից դուրս հոսել. փխբ. սահմաններից դուրս գալ. ասպատակել, ամայացնել. The town is overrun by tourists Քաղաքը հեղեղված է զբո սաշրջիկներով. Rabbits have overrun the whole garden Ճագարները ամայացրել են ամբողջ այգին. Ծրագիրը նախատեսվածից հինգ րոպե ավելի տևեց -
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4 heap corruption
"A type of corruption that affects the data in the Windows heap, such as damages caused by a buffer overrun, writing to a stray pointer or a double-free." -
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[΄vizitə] n հյուր, այցելու. a visitor from New-York հյուր Նյու-Յորքից. There were many visitors in the museum Թանգարանում շատ այ ցե լուներ կային. He had lots of visitors in hospital Նրան հիվանդանոցում շատ մարդ այ ցելեց. summer visitor ամառանոցավոր, հո վեկ. զբոսաշրջիկ. be overrun by visitors զբոսա շրջիկներով լիքը լինել
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