BLE

Meaning of BLE in English

Branch if Less or Equal

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BLE — Airport Name : Borlänge Airport Airport Location : n.a IATA Code : BLE ICAO Code : ESSD
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-BLE — var. of -able ( soluble ); occurring first in words of Latin origin that came into English through French, later …
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BLE — Branch if Less or Equal
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-BLE — образует прил. со значением возможности осуществления от переходных глаголов: встречается в прил. лат. происхождения со значением возможности или невозможности осуществления: …
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-BLE — = -able
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-BLE — = -able
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-BLE — = -able
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BLE — Branch if Less or Equal
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-BLE — образует прил. со значением возможности осуществления от переходных глаголов: встречается в прил. лат. происхождения со значением возможности или невозможности осуществления: …
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POULARD WHEAT — “- noun Etymology: part translation of French blé poulard, from blē wheat + poulard, probably from poularde : a wheat …
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TOLERABLE — adjective Date: 15th century 1. : capable of being borne or endured tolerable pain 2. : moderately good or agreeable …
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MUMBLETY-PEG — noun also mum·ble-the-peg -bəl-(thə-)ˌpeg, -blē-ˌpeg ; or mumble peg -bəl-ˌpeg, -blē- Etymology: from the phrase mumble the peg; from the …
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IMPROBABLE — adjective Etymology: Middle French or Latin; Middle French, from Latin improbabilis, from in- + probabilis probable Date: 1598 : unlikely …
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BIBLIOPEGY — noun Etymology: ultimately from Greek bibli- + pēgnynai to fasten together — more at pact Date: circa 1859 : the …
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BLEMISH — ■ noun 1》 a small mark or flaw which spoils the appearance of something. 2》 a moral defect or fault. …
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VULNERABLE — [vul.ner.a.ble] adj [LL vulnerabilis, fr. L vulnerare to wound, fr. vulner-, vulnus wound; prob. akin to L vellere to pluck, …
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VOLUBLE — [vol.u.ble] adj [MF or L; MF, fr. L volubilis, fr. volvere to roll; akin to OE wealwian to roll, Gk …
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VISIBLE — [vis.i.ble] adj [ME, fr. MF or L; MF, fr. L visibilis, fr. visus, pp. of videre to see] (14c) 1 …
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VIOLABLE — [vi.o.la.ble] adj (1552): capable of being or likely to be violated -- vi.o.la.bil.i.ty n -- vi.o.la.ble.ness n -- vi.o.la.bly adv
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VERITABLE — [ver.i.ta.ble] adj [ME, fr. MF, fr. verite] (15c): being in fact the thing named and not false, unreal, or imaginary--often …
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VENERABLE — [ven.er.a.ble] adj (15c) 1: deserving to be venerated--used as a title for an Anglican archdeacon or for a Roman Catholic …
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UN-
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TROUBLESOME — [trou.ble.some] adj (1542) 1: difficult, burdensome 2: giving trouble or anxiety: vexatious -- trou.ble.some.ly adv -- trou.ble.some.ness n
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STABLE — [sta.ble] n [ME, fr. OF estable, fr. L stabulum, fr. stare to stand--more at stand] (13c) 1: a building in …
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NOTABLE — [no.ta.ble] adj (14c) 1 a: worthy of note: remarkable b: distinguished, prominent 2. archaic: efficient or capable in performance of …
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NON-
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HYPER- — [hyper-] prefix [ME iper-, fr. L hyper-, fr. Gk, fr. hyper--more at over] 1: above: beyond: super- "hypermarket" 2. a: …
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FEEBLEMINDED — [fee.ble.mind.ed] adj (1534) 1 obs: irresolute, vacillating 2: mentally deficient 3: foolish, stupid -- fee.ble.mind.ed.ly adv -- fee.ble.mind.ed.ness n
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DOUBLE-TALK — [dou.ble-talk] n (1936) 1: language that appears to be earnest and meaningful but in fact is a mixture of sense …
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BLARE — blare BrE AmE bleə AmE ble ə r ▷ blared bleəd AmE ble ə rd ▷ blares bleəz AmE ble …
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