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1 right outer join
"An outer join in which all the records from the right side of the RIGHT JOIN operation in the query's SQL statement are added to the query's results, even if there are no matching values in the joined field from the table on the left." -
2 indent
"To move a task to a lower outline level [to the right] in the Task Name field. When you indent a task, it becomes a subtask of the nearest preceding task at a higher outline level." -
3 dress
I[dres] n զգեստ, հագուստ, շոր. ծածկույթ, վերնաշերտ. evening/full length dress (նաև՝ dress clothes) երեկոյան/երկար հագուստ (կա նացի). (տղամարդու) ֆրակ. cotton/li nen/ woollen dress բամ բա կի/քաթանե/բրդյա շոր. fashionable/out-of-date/յclose-fitting/loose մոդա յիկ/ հնա ոճ/կիպ/ազատ հագուստ. fancy dress դիմակա հան դեսի հագուստ full dress տո նական շքա հագուստ. low dress խոր դեկոլտե ունեցող հա գուստ. morning dress տան զգեստ, խալաթII[dres] v հագնվել, հագցնել. զուգվել, զարդարվել. dress a child երեխային հագցնել. dress onesel հագնվել. dress well լավ հագնվել. dressed in white սպիտակ հագած. dressed up զուգված, զար դարված. dress up as Father Christmas ձմեռ պա պիի շորեր հագած. (սանրել, հար դարել) dress one’s hair, have one`s hair dressed մա զե րը սանրել/հարդարել. dress a shop window ցու ցափեղկը ձևավորել. dress leather կաշին մշ ա կել. dress a salad սալաթը/աղցանը համեմել. dress a wound բժշկ. վերքը մշակել/կապել. ռզմ. հավասարվել right/left dress! դեպի աջ/ձախ հա վասարվիր dress the field գղտ. հողը պարար տացնել
См. также в других словарях:
right field — right ,field noun count or uncount the part of a baseball field to the right of the BATTER (=the player who hits the ball) a. uncount the position of the player who stands in right field … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
right field — right′ field′ n. 1) spo the area of the baseball outfield to the right of center field, as viewed from home plate 2) spo the position of the player covering this area • Etymology: 1855–60, amer. right′ field′er, n … From formal English to slang
right-field — rightˈ field noun In baseball, the area in the outfield to the right facing from the plate • • • Main Entry: ↑right … Useful english dictionary
right field — ☆ right field n. Baseball 1. the area in the outfield behind the first and second basemen 2. the defensive position of the outfielder (right fielder) who plays there … English World dictionary
right field — noun 1. the piece of ground in the outfield on the catcher s right • Syn: ↑rightfield, ↑right • Derivationally related forms: ↑right fielder • Hypernyms: ↑tract, ↑piece of land, ↑ … Useful english dictionary
right field — {n.} The part of a baseball outfield to the batter s right. * /Left handed batters usually hit to right field./ Compare: CENTER FIELD, LEFT FIELD. [right fielder] {n.} The outfielder in baseball who plays in right field. * /The batter hit a high… … Dictionary of American idioms
right field — {n.} The part of a baseball outfield to the batter s right. * /Left handed batters usually hit to right field./ Compare: CENTER FIELD, LEFT FIELD. [right fielder] {n.} The outfielder in baseball who plays in right field. * /The batter hit a high… … Dictionary of American idioms
right field — UK / US noun Word forms right field : singular right field plural right fields a) [countable/uncountable] the part of a baseball field to the right of the batter (= the player who hits the ball) b) [uncountable] the position of the player who… … English dictionary
right\ field — noun the part of a baseball outfield to the batter s right. Left handed batters usually hit to right field. Compare: center field, left field … Словарь американских идиом
right field — noun a) The part of a baseball field which is beyond the infield and to your right if you stand on home plate and face the pitcher. Hes got a cannon out in right field. b) The defensive position in the outfield to the right, typically played by a … Wiktionary
right field — noun Date: 1857 1. the part of the baseball outfield to the right looking out from home plate 2. the position of the player defending right field • right fielder noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
