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1 sensitive
[sen·si·tive || 'sensɪtɪv]◙ adj. רגיש* * *◙ שיגר◄ -
2 sensitive area
אזור רגיש* * *◙ שיגר רוזא◄ -
3 sensitive intelligence information
מידע מודיעיני רגיש* * *◙ שיגר יניעידומ עדימ◄English-Hebrew dictionary > sensitive intelligence information
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4 sensitive issue
נושא עדין* * *◙ ןידע אשונ◄ -
5 sensitive to cold
רגיש לקור (סובל מקור)* * *◙ (רוקמ לבוס) רוקל שיגר◄ -
6 sensitive to heat
רגיש לחום (סובל מחום)* * *◙ (םוחמ לבוס) םוחל שיגר◄ -
7 sensitive to weather changes
רגיש לשינויי מזג-אוויר (סובל משינויים במזג האוויר)* * *◙ (ריוואה גזמב םייונישמ לבוס) ריווא-גזמ ייונישל שיגר◄ -
8 case sensitive
תלוי רישיות, רגיש להבדל בין אותיות גדולות וקטנות* * *◙ תונטקו תולודג תויתוא ןיב לדבהל שיגר,תוישיר יולת◄ -
9 context sensitive help
עזרה תלוית הקשר, מסך עזרה שמתאים את תוכנו למצב בו נמצא המשתמש* * *◙ שמתשמה אצמנ וב בצמל ונכות תא םיאתמש הרזע ךסמ,רשקה תיולת הרזע◄ -
10 light sensitive
רגיש לאור* * *◙ רואל שיגר◄
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