FAU

Англо-русский перевод FAU

facility usage

использование входящего/исходящего тракта

English-Russian dictionary of GSM terms . Англо-Русский словарь терминов GSM. 2012

FAUBOURG — /foh"boor, -boorg/ ; Fr. /foh boohrdd"/ , n. , pl. faubourgs /-boorz, -boorgz/ ; Fr. /-boohrdd"/ . a suburb or …
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MICROFAUNA — [mi.cro.fau.na] n [NL] (1902) 1: minute animals; esp: those invisible to the naked eye "the soil ~" 2: a small …
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MEGAFAUNA — [mega.fau.na] n (1935): fauna consisting of individuals large enough to be visible to the naked eye -- mega.fau.nal adj
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INFAUNA — [in.fau.na] n [NL, fr. [2]in- + fauna] (1914): benthic fauna living in the substrate and esp. in a soft sea …
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ICHTHYOFAUNA — [ich.thyo.fau.na] n [NL] (1883): the fish life of a region -- ich.thyo.fau.nal adj
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FAUVISM — [fau.vism] n, often cap (1922): a movement in painting typified by the work of Matisse and characterized by vivid colors, …
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FAUTEUIL — [fau.teuil] n, pl fau.teuils [F, fr. OF faudestuel, of Gmc origin; akin to OHG faltistuol folding chair--more at faldstool] (1744): …
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FAUNISTIC — [fau.nis.tic] adj (1881): of or relating to zoogeography: faunal -- fau.nis.ti.cal.ly adv
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FAUNA — [fau.na] n, pl faunas also fau.nae [NL, fr. L Fauna, sister of Faunus] (1771): animal life; esp: the animals characteristic …
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FAUCET — [fau.cet] n [ME, bung, faucet, fr. MF fausset bung, perh. fr. fausser to damage, fr. LL falsare to falsify, fr. …
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FAUCES — [fau.ces] n pl but sing or pl in constr [L, pl., throat, fauces] (1541): the narrow passage from the mouth …
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FAUBOURG — [fau.bourg] n [ME fabour, fr. MF fauxbourg, alter. of forsbourg, fr. OF forsborc, fr. fors outside + borc town--more at …
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EPIFAUNA — [epi.fau.na] n [NL] (ca. 1914): benthic fauna living on the substrate (as a hard sea floor) or on other organisms--compare …
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ENTOMOFAUNA — [en.to.mo.fau.na] n [NL] (1951): a fauna of insects: the insects of an environment or region
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DIES INFAUSTUS — [dies in.fau.stus] [L] foreign term : unlucky day
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DIES FAUSTUS — [di.es fau.stus] [L] foreign term : lucky day
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AVIFAUNA — [avi.fau.na] n [NL, fr. L avis + NL fauna] (1874): the birds or the kinds of birds of a region, …
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FAUST — [Faust] or Fau.stus n [G]: a magician of German legend who enters into a compact with the devil
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FAUNUS — [Fau.nus] n [L]: the Roman god of animals
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JANEQUIN, CLMENT — born c. 1485, Chtellerault, Fr. died 1558, Paris also spelled Jannequin a leading 16th-century French composer of chansons, famous for …
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ARABIAN DESERT — The prominent escarpment of Mount Tuwayq in the Arabian Desert south of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. great desert region occupying nearly …
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FAURÉ — Fau ‧ ré, Ga ‧ bri ‧ el /ˈfɔːreɪ $ fəʊˈreɪ, ˈɡeɪbriəl/ BrE AmE (1845–1924) a French ↑ composer best …
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FAURÉ, GABRIEL — Fau ‧ ré, Ga ‧ bri ‧ el /ˈfɔːreɪ $ fəʊˈreɪ, ˈɡeɪbriəl/ BrE AmE (1845–1924) a French ↑ composer best …
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FAUNA — fau ‧ na /ˈfɔːnə $ ˈfɒː-/ BrE AmE noun [uncountable and countable] technical [ Date: 1700-1800 ; Language: Late Latin …
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FAUCET — fau ‧ cet /ˈfɔːsət, ˈfɔːsɪt $ ˈfɒː-/ BrE AmE noun [countable] American English [ Date: 1300-1400 ; Language: Old French …
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