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1 conventional
[con'ven·tion·al || -ʃənl]◙ adj. קונבנציונלי, שגרתי, רגיל; פורמלי, מקובל, רשמי* * *◙ ימשר,לבוקמ,ילמרופ ;ליגר,יתרגש,ילנויצנבנוק◄ -
2 conventional lie
שקר מוסכם* * *◙ םכסומ רקש◄ -
3 conventional medicine
רפואה קונבנציונלית* * *◙ תילנויצנבנוק האופר◄ -
4 conventional memory
זיכרון בסיסי, הזיכרון עד 640 קילובייט ב-SOD (מחשבים)* * *◙ (םיבשחמ) DOS-ב טייבוליק 046 דע ןורכיזה,יסיסב ןורכיז◄ -
5 conventional missile
טיל קונבנציונלי* * *◙ ילנויצנבנוק ליט◄ -
6 conventional sign
סימן מוסכם* * *◙ םכסומ ןמיס◄ -
7 conventional warfare
לוחמה קונבנציונלית (מלחמה בכלי-נשק רגילים בלבד)* * *◙ (דבלב םיליגר קשנ-ילכב המחלמ) תילנויצנבנוק המחול◄ -
8 conventional warhead
ראש-חץ קונבנציונלי (חלקו הקדמי של טיל הנושא חומר נפץ)* * *◙ (ץפנ רמוח אשונה ליט לש ימדקה וקלח) ילנויצנבנוק ץח-שאר◄ -
9 conventional weapons
נשק קונבנציונלי (כלי-נשק "שגרתיים", אמצעי לחימה שפגיעתם מקומית)* * *◙ (תימוקמ םתעיגפש המיחל יעצמא,"םייתרגש" קשנ-ילכ) ילנויצנבנוק קשנ◄ -
10 conventional wisdom
חכמה מקובלת, תבונה, היגיון פשוט, אינטליגנציה בסיסית* * *◙ תיסיסב היצנגילטניא,טושפ ןויגיה, הנובת,תלבוקמ המכח◄
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conventional — con·ven·tion·al /kən ven chə nəl/ adj 1: based on, settled by, or formed by agreement: contractual compare judicial 2, legal 2c 2: of, like, or r … Law dictionary
conventional — con‧ven‧tion‧al [kənˈvenʆnəl] adjective a conventional way of doing something is the way that has been used or available for some time and is considered to be normal: • standard conventional fixed rate mortgages • Conventional measures of stock… … Financial and business terms
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Conventional — Con*ven tion*al, a. [L. conventionalis: cf. F. conventionnel.] 1. Formed by agreement or compact; stipulated. [1913 Webster] Conventional services reserved by tenures upon grants, made out of the crown or knights service. Sir M. Hale. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
conventional — [kən ven′shə nəl] adj. [LL conventionalis] 1. having to do with a convention or assembly 2. of, sanctioned by, or growing out of custom or usage; customary 3. a) depending on or conforming to formal or accepted standards or rules rather than… … English World dictionary
conventional — [adj1] common, normal accepted, accustomed, button down, commonplace, correct, current, customary, decorous, everyday, expected, fashionable, formal, general, habitual, in established usage, ordinary, orthodox, plain, popular, predominant,… … New thesaurus
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conventional — (adj.) late 15c., of the nature of an agreement, from L.L. conventionalis pertaining to convention or agreement, from L. conventionem (see CONVENTION (Cf. convention)). Meaning of the nature of a convention is from 1812, now rare; established by… … Etymology dictionary
conventional — formal, ceremonious, *ceremonial, solemn Analogous words: *decorous, proper, seemly, decent: *correct, right, precise Antonyms: unconventional Contrasted words: *negligent, slack, lax, remiss: *natural … New Dictionary of Synonyms
conventional — ► ADJECTIVE 1) based on or in accordance with convention. 2) following social conventions; not individual or adventurous. 3) (of weapons or power) non nuclear. DERIVATIVES conventionalist noun conventionality noun conventionalize (also… … English terms dictionary
conventional — con|ven|tion|al [ kən venʃnəl ] adjective *** 1. ) usually before noun of the usual, traditional, or accepted type, instead of being new and different: You can cook the meat either in a microwave or in a conventional oven. He wanted a… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English