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1 sequoia
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2 sequacious
se.qua.cious[sikw'eiʃəs] adj arch 1 servil, subserviente. 2 intelectualmente servil. -
3 sequaciously
se.qua.cious.ly[sikw'eiʃəsli] adv subservientemente. -
4 sequela
se.que.la[sikw'ilə] n Med seqüela, conseqüência. -
5 sequentes
se.quen.tes[sikw'enti:z] n pl seguintes (páginas, números). -
6 sequential access
se.quen.tial ac.cess[sikw'enʃəl 'ækses] n Comp método para se achar dados no arquivo fazendo a leitura desse arquivo desde o início. -
7 sequential
se.quen.tial[sikw'enʃəl] adj 1 seqüente, seguinte. 2 sucessivo, consecutivo, em série. -
8 sequentially
se.quen.tial.ly[sikw'enʃəli] adv em seqüência, consecutivamente, sucessivamente. -
9 sequester
se.ques.ter[sikw'estə] n separação, isolamento. • vt 1 remover, retirar, isolar, separar. she sequestered herself from the world / ela isolou-se do mundo. 2 colocar (propriedades) em custódia. 3 apreender. 4 renunciar. -
10 sequestered
se.ques.tered[sikw'estəd] adj isolado, retirado. -
11 sequestrate
se.ques.trate[sikw'estreit] vt 1 confiscar. 2 seqüestrar. -
12 sequestrum
se.ques.trum[sikw'estrəm] n Path seqüestro: fragmento morto de osso que se separa. -
13 sequoia
se.quoi.a[sikw'ɔiə] n Bot sequóia.
См. также в других словарях:
sequel — /ˈsikwəl / (say seekwuhl) noun 1. a literary work, film, etc., complete in itself, but continuing a preceding work. 2. an event or circumstance following something; subsequent course of affairs. 3. a result, consequence, or inference. {Middle… …
sequence — /ˈsikwəns / (say seekwuhns) noun 1. the following of one thing after another; succession: a strange sequence of events. 2. order of succession: a list of books in alphabetical sequence. 3. a collection of poems or songs related to a particular… …
sequencer — /ˈsikwənsə/ (say seekwuhnsuh) noun Electronics, Aerospace an electronic device which arranges for a number of actions to take place in a predetermined order …
sequent — /ˈsikwənt/ (say seekwuhnt) adjective 1. following; successive. 2. following logically or naturally; consequent. 3. characterised by continuous succession; consecutive. –noun 4. that which follows in order or as a result. {Latin sequens, present… …
sequestrectomy — /sikwəsˈtrɛktəmi/ (say seekwuhs trektuhmee) noun (plural sequestrectomies) the removal of dead spicules or portions, especially of bone …
sequin — /ˈsikwən / (say seekwuhn) noun a small shining disc or spangle used to ornament a dress, etc. {French, from Italian zecchino, a Venetian coin, from zecca mint, from Arabic sikka a die for coins} –sequined, sequinned, adjective …
sequence — 1. noun /ˈsikwəns,ˈsikwɛns/ a) A set of things next to each other in a set order; a series he found no words to convey the impressions he had received; then he gave way to the anger always the sequence of the antagonism of opinion between them.… … Wiktionary
sequestrate — se|ques|trate [ sikwə,streıt ] verb transitive LEGAL to take someone s property away from them until they pay money that they owe ╾ se|ques|tra|tion [ ,sikwə streıʃn ] noun count or uncount … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
sequel — se|quel [ sikwəl ] noun count 1. ) a book, movie, play, etc. that continues the story of an earlier one 2. ) something that happens as a result of a previous event … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
sequence — se|quence [ sikwəns ] noun *** 1. ) count or uncount a set of related things that happen or are arranged in a particular order: A computer can store and repeat sequences of instructions. a dance sequence the sequence of events: Can you describe… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
sequencing — se|quenc|ing [ sikwənsıŋ ] noun uncount the process of arranging things in a particular order: DNA sequencing … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
