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The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > scan file
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1) файл || формировать файл; хранить ( данные) в файле2) список; реестр; каталог || включать в список; заносить в реестр или каталог; регистрировать3) упорядоченный набор или массив; колонка || формировать набор или массив; размещать в определённом порядке; располагать в виде колонки4) папка для бумаг; скоросшиватель || помещать в папку или скоросшиватель; подшивать (напр. документы)5) передавать сводку новостей по радио или телевидению6) представлять (напр. документ на рассмотрение); подавать (напр. заявление)7) принимать заказ ( к исполнению)8) напильник || обрабатывать напильником•- accounting file
- active file
- alias file
- amendments file
- application file
- archive file
- archived file
- ASCII file
- back-up file
- backed-up file
- batch file
- binary file
- bubble-lattice file
- card file
- cassette file
- change file
- chained file
- circular file
- closed file
- comma-delimited file
- command file
- compressed file
- computer-generated file
- concordance file
- configuration file
- contiguous file
- contiguous-disk file
- cookie file
- corrupted file
- Creative music file
- Creative Labs music file
- cross-linked files
- damaged file
- data file
- data-storage file
- dead file
- destination file
- detail file
- device-independent file
- difference file
- direct file
- direct-access file
- directory file
- disk file
- display file
- dot file
- error file
- exe file
- executable file
- external file
- external data file
- fact file
- father file
- flat file
- fully inverted file
- galley file
- global kill file
- grandfather file
- header file
- hidden file
- HTML file
- image file
- index file
- indexed file
- Indian file
- indirect file
- input file
- internal file
- inverted file
- JEDEC file
- job file
- journal file
- key file
- kill file
- link file
- locked file
- logical file
- logon file
- lost file
- master file
- MIDI file
- multi-data carrier file
- multivolume file
- music file
- object file
- open file
- output file
- page file
- page-image file
- paging file
- password file
- permalloy-bar file
- permanent swap file
- permanent swapping file
- piggyback file
- premastered file
- profile file
- program file
- program information file
- protected file
- random file
- read-only file
- reference file
- register retirement file
- relative file
- remote file
- report file
- resource file
- scan file
- scratch file
- security files
- segment -file
- sequential file
- server side include file
- shareable file
- shareable image file
- shared file
- single file
- slide file
- son file
- source file
- speech file
- spill file
- spool file
- SSI file
- stream-oriented file
- swap file
- swapping file
- system file
- system recorder file
- tab-delimited file
- temporary file
- text file
- text-only file
- threaded file
- transaction file
- transferred file
- unformatted text file
- update file
- updated file
- virtual file
- volatile file
- volume file
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1) файл || формировать файл; хранить ( данные) в файле2) список; реестр; каталог || включать в список; заносить в реестр или каталог; регистрировать3) упорядоченный набор или массив; колонка || формировать набор или массив; размещать в определённом порядке; располагать в виде колонки4) папка для бумаг; скоросшиватель || помещать в папку или скоросшиватель; подшивать (напр. документы)5) передавать сводку новостей по радио или телевидению6) представлять (напр. документ на рассмотрение); подавать (напр. заявление)7) принимать заказ ( к исполнению)8) напильник || обрабатывать напильником•- accounting file
- active file
- alias file
- amendments file
- application file
- archive file
- archived file
- ASCII file
- backed-up file
- back-up file
- batch file
- binary file
- bubble-lattice file
- card file
- cassette file
- chained file
- change file
- circular file
- closed file
- comma-delimited file
- command file
- compressed file
- computer-generated file
- concordance file
- configuration file
- contiguous file
- contiguous-disk file
- cookie file
- corrupted file
- Creative Labs music file
- Creative music file
- cross-linked files
- damaged file
- data file
- data-storage file
- dead file
- destination file
- detail file
- device-independent file
- difference file
- direct file
- direct-access file
- directory file
- disk file
- display file
- dot file
- error file
- exe file
- executable file
- external data file
- external file
- fact file
- father file
- flat file
- fully inverted file
- galley file
- global kill file
- grandfather file
- header file
- hidden file
- HTML file
- image file
- index file
- indexed file
- Indian file
- indirect file
- input file
- internal file
- inverted file
- JEDEC file
- job file
- journal file
- key file
- kill file
- link file
- locked file
- logical file
- logon file
- lost file
- master file
- MIDI file
- multi-data carrier file
- multivolume file
- music file
- object file
- open file
- output file
- page file
- page-image file
- paging file
- password file
- permalloy-bar file
- permanent swap file
- permanent swapping file
- piggyback file
- premastered file
- profile file
- program file
- program information file
- protected file
- random file
- read-only file
- reference file
- register retirement file
- relative file
- remote file
- report file
- resource file
- scan file
- scratch file
- security files
- segment-file
- sequential file
- server side include file
- shareable file
- shareable image file
- shared file
- single file
- slide file
- son file
- source file
- speech file
- spill file
- spool file
- SSI file
- stream-oriented file
- swap file
- swapping file
- system file
- system recorder file
- tab-delimited file
- temporary file
- text file
- text-only file
- threaded file
- transaction file
- transferred file
- unformatted text file
- update file
- updated file
- virtual file
- volatile file
- volume file
- watermarked file
- work file
- working-data fileThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > file
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[skæn] I2) (radar, TV) scansione f., esplorazione f.; (picture) scansione f.II 1.1) (cast eyes over) scorrere [list, small ads]2) (examine) esaminare, scrutare [face, horizon]3) [light, radar] esplorare [ area]4) med. esplorare con apparecchio a scansione [ organ]5) letter. scandire6) inform. scannerizzare [document, image]2.* * *[skæn] 1. past tense, past participle - scanned; verb1) (to examine carefully: He scanned the horizon for any sign of a ship.) esaminare, scrutare2) (to look at quickly but not in detail: She scanned the newspaper for news of the murder.) scorrere (in fretta)3) (to pass radar beams etc over: The area was scanned for signs of enemy aircraft.) scandire, esplorare4) (to pass an electronic or laser beam over a text or picture in order to store it in the memory of a computer.) scandire, scannerizzare5) (to examine and get an image of what is inside a person's body or an object by using ultra-sound and x-ray: They scanned his luggage at the airport to see if he was carrying drugs.) (esaminare)6) (to fit into a particular rhythm or metre: The second line of that verse doesn't scan properly.) (potersi scandire)2. nounShe had an ultrasound scan to see whether the baby was a boy or a girl; a brain scan; a quick scan through the report.) esame; scorsa- scanner* * *[skæn]1. vt1) (inspect closely: horizon, sb's face, crowd) scrutare, (newspaper) leggere attentamentehe scans the papers for European news — legge con attenzione i giornali alla ricerca di notizie dall'Europa
2) (glance at quickly) dare un'occhiata a, scorrereall luggage is scanned before loading — i bagagli vengono passati ai raggi x prima di essere caricati
2. viPoetry scandire3. nMed ecografia* * *scan /skæn/n.2 rapida occhiata; scorsa4 (comput.) scansione ( di immagini, testo); analisi ( di stringhe, dati, file): scan engine, motore di analisi; scan head, testina di scansione; scan line, linea di scansione(to) scan /skæn/A v. t.2 scorrere in fretta; dare una scorsa a: to scan ( through) the newspaper, dare un'occhiata al giornale3 (elettron., TV, radar, ecc.) scandire; analizzare; esplorare: The radar scanned the horizon, il radar esplorava l'orizzonteB v. i.1 (comput.) eseguire una scansione; scansionare; scannerizzare2 ( poesia) potersi scandire: This line doesn't scan, questo verso non si può scandire (o non è regolare)FALSI AMICI: to scan non significa scannare.* * *[skæn] I2) (radar, TV) scansione f., esplorazione f.; (picture) scansione f.II 1.1) (cast eyes over) scorrere [list, small ads]2) (examine) esaminare, scrutare [face, horizon]3) [light, radar] esplorare [ area]4) med. esplorare con apparecchio a scansione [ organ]5) letter. scandire6) inform. scannerizzare [document, image]2. -
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1. просмотр; просматриватьcommand scan — просмотр команд; сканирование команд
storage scan — сканирование памяти; просмотр ячеек памяти
2. лексический анализ3. развёртывание, развёртка, сканирование, считывание; развёртывать, сканировать -
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English-Russian dictionary of Information technology > file-line graphics
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Вычислительная техника: просмотр файла -
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1) Вычислительная техника: право поиска файлов2) Сетевые технологии: полномочия на просмотр списка файлов -
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Англо-русский словарь компьютерных и интернет терминов > file scan function
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English-Russian dictionary of terms that are used in computer games > file scan function
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file permissions — A set of permissions associated with a file (or a directory) that specifies who can access the file and in what way. There are three basic permissions: • Read permission lets you read files. • Write permission lets you write (or… … Dictionary of networking
