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101 file server
file server -
102 file cabinet
file cab.i.net[f'ail kæbinət] n = link=%20filing-cabinet filing-cabinet. -
103 file card
file card[f'ail ka:d] n ficha (de arquivo). -
104 file case
file case[f'ail keis] n = link=%20filing-cabinet filing-cabinet. -
105 file clerk
file clerk[f'ail kla:k] n = link=%20filing-clerk filing-clerk. -
106 file layout
file lay.out[f'ail leiaut] n Comp descrição da organização dos dados em um arquivo. -
107 file manager
file managerComp gerenciador de arquivos. -
108 file-cutter
file-cut.ter[f'ail k∧tə] n picador de lima. -
109 file-dust
file-dust[f'ail d∧st] n limalha. -
110 file down
file down пиля, изпилявам; -
111 file in
file in влизаме един по един, нижем се (точим се) един по един; -
112 file out
file out излизаме един по един, изнизваме се (източваме се) един по един; -
113 file past
file past дефилирам (по)край. -
114 file through
file through изпилявам (така че да се раздели на две). -
115 file up
file up изпилявам, изглаждам с пила; -
116 file-bench
file-bench[´fail¸bentʃ] n тезгях за изпиляване. -
117 file-cabinet
file-cabinet[´fail¸kæbinit] n картотека, шкаф за картотека. -
118 file-cutter
file-cutter[´fail¸kʌtə] n човек, който прави (изработва) пили. -
119 file-hard
file-hard[´fail¸ha:d] adj неподдаващ се на пилене, твърд. -
120 file
file
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