PLE

Meaning of PLE in English

-ple

adj [occurring in compounds]

Interlingua English vocab. Английский словарь Интерлингва. 2012

PLE — Programmable Logic Element
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PLE — сокр. [plain large end] гладкий конец большого диаметра
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PLE — сокр. [plain large end] гладкий конец большого диаметра
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PLE — сокр. от pulsed laser evaporation импульсное лазерное напыление, импульсное лазерное распыление
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PLE — сокр. от pulsed laser evaporation импульсное лазерное напыление, импульсное лазерное распыление
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PLE — сокр. [plain large end] гладкий конец большого диаметра
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PLE — сокр. [plain large end] гладкий конец большого диаметра
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PLE — сокр. [plain large end] гладкий конец большого диаметра
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NAUPLIA — geographical name or Nau·pli·on -plē-ən ; or Modern Greek Náv·pli·on ˈnäf-plē-ˌȯn town & port S Greece in E Peloponnese near …
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SUPPLETION — [sup.ple.tion] n [ML suppletion-, suppletio act of supplementing, fr. L supplere] (1914): the occurrence of phonemically unrelated allomorphs of the …
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SUPPLEMENT — [sup.ple.ment] n [ME, fr. L supplementum, fr. supplere to fill up, complete--more at supply] (14c) 1: something that completes or …
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SUPPLE — [sup.ple] adj sup.pler ; sup.plest [ME souple, fr. MF, fr. L supplic-, supplex entreating for mercy, suppliant, perh. fr. sub- …
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STEEPLECHASE — [stee.ple.chase] n [fr. the use of church steeples as landmarks to guide the riders] (1793) 1 a: a horse race …
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SIMPLEMINDED — [sim.ple.mind.ed] adj (1744): devoid of subtlety: unsophisticated; also: foolish -- sim.ple.mind.ed.ly adv -- sim.ple.mind.ed.ness n
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SIMPLE — [sim.ple] adj sim.pler ; sim.plest [ME, fr. OF, plain, uncomplicated, artless, fr. L simplus, simplex, lit., single; L simplus fr. …
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QUADRIPLEGIC — [quad.ri.ple.gic] n [quadriplegia, fr. NL] (1921): one affected with paralysis of both arms and both legs -- quad.ri.ple.gia n
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PLETHYSMOGRAPH — [ple.thys.mo.graph] n [ISV, fr. Gk plethysmos increase, fr. plethynein to increase, fr. plethys mass, quantity, fr. plethein] (1872): an instrument …
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PLEONASM — [ple.o.nasm] n [LL pleonasmus, fr. Gk pleonasmos, fr. pleonazein to be excessive, fr. pleion, pleon more--more at plus] (1610) 1: …
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PLEBEIAN — [ple.be.ian] n [L plebeius of the common people, fr. plebs common people] (1533) 1: a member of the Roman plebs …
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PEOPLE — [peo.ple] n, pl people [ME peple, fr. OF peuple, fr. L populus] (13c) 1 pl: human beings making up a …
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PARAPLEGIA — [para.ple.gia] n [NL, fr. Gk paraplegie hemiplegia, fr. para- + -plegia -plegia] (ca. 1657): paralysis of the lower half of …
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IMPLEMENT — [im.ple.ment] n [ME, fr. LL implementum action of filling up, fr. L implere to fill up, fr. in- + plere …
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HEMIPLEGIA — [hemi.ple.gia] n [NL, fr. MGk hemiplegia paralysis, fr. Gk hemi- + -plegia -plegia] (1600): total or partial paralysis of one …
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DISCIPLE — [dis.ci.ple] n [ME, fr. OE discipul & OF desciple, fr. LL and L; LL discipulus follower of Jesus Christ in …
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DEPLETE — [de.plete] vt de.plet.ed ; de.plet.ing [L depletus, pp. of deplere, fr. de- + plere to fill--more at full] (1807) 1: …
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COUPLE — [cou.ple] n [ME, pair, bond, fr. OF cople, fr. L copula bond, fr. co- + apere to fasten--more at apt] …
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COMPLEMENTARY — [com.ple.men.ta.ry] adj (1829) 1: relating to or constituting one of a pair of contrasting colors that produce a neutral color …
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COMPLEMENT — [com.ple.ment] n [ME, fr. L complementum, fr. complere to fill up, complete, fr. com- + plere to fill--more at full] …
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APPLE-POLISH — [ap.ple-pol.ish] vb [fr. the traditional practice of schoolchildren bringing a shiny apple as a gift to their teacher] vi (1935): …
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AMPLE — [am.ple] adj am.pler ; am.plest [MF, fr. L amplus] (15c) 1: generous or more than adequate in size, scope, or …
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