NUC

Англо-русский перевод NUC

nailed-up connection

cквозное соединение, виртуальное соединение. Полупостоянное коммутируемое соединение "точка-точка".

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

NUC — Airport Name : San Clemente Island Naval Auxiliary Field Airport Location : San Clemente Island, California, United States IATA Code …
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NUC — сокр. от nuclear (воен.)
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SCTY AGAINST NUC — scty against nuc atk - сокр. от security against nuclear attack (воен.)
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SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND NAVAL AUXILIARY FIELD — Airport Name : San Clemente Island Naval Auxiliary Field Airport Location : San Clemente Island, California, United States IATA Code …
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KNUC — Airport Name : San Clemente Island Naval Auxiliary Field Airport Location : San Clemente Island, California, United States IATA Code …
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NAPE — nuc
English interlingue dictionary
NUTMEG — I. ˈnətˌmeg, -māg noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English notemuge, part translation, part modification of Old …
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NUCLEATE — I. ˈn(y)üklēˌāt verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Late Latin nucleatus, past participle of nucleare to become kernelly, hard, from Latin …
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NOISETTE — I. nwəˈzet noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, hazel nut, from Middle French, from Old French, diminutive of nois, noix …
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NUCULA — ˈn(y)ükyələ noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, nutlet, from nuc-, nux nut + -ula -ule 1. capitalized : the type …
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NUCLEUS — ˈn(y)üklēəs noun ( plural nu·clei -ēˌī ; also nucleuses ) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, kernel, diminutive of nuc-, nux …
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NUCIFORM — ˈn(y)üsəˌfȯrm adjective Etymology: French nuciforme, from nuc- (from Latin nuc-, nux nut) + -iforme -iform : like a nut in …
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NUCELLUS — n(y)üˈseləs noun ( plural nucel·li -eˌlī) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin nucella small nut, from nuc-, nux nut + -ella …
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NUCAMENT — ˈn(y)ükəmənt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin nucamenta fir cones, literally, things shaped like nuts, from nuca- (from nuc-, nux …
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NOUGAT — ˈnügət, usu -əd.+V; -ˌgä noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from Provençal, from Old Provençal nogat, from noga nut (from …
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NEWEL — ˈn(y)üwəl noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English nowell, from Middle French nouel, noiel stone of a fruit, newel, from …
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NUCLEUS — /nooh"klee euhs, nyooh"-/ , n. , pl. nuclei /-klee uy'/ , nucleuses . 1. a central part about which other …
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NUCFLASH — /noohk"flash', nyoohk"-/ , n. a report of highest precedence notifying the president, secretary of defense, or their deputies of an …
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NUCELLUS — — nucellar , adj. /nooh sel"euhs, nyooh-/ , n. , pl. nucelli /-sel"uy/ . Bot. the central cellular mass of …
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NOUGAT — /nooh"geuht, nooh"gah/ , n. a chewy or brittle candy containing almonds or other nuts and sometimes fruit. [ 1820-30; nucatum, …
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NEWEL — /nooh"euhl, nyooh"-/ , n. 1. See newel post . 2. a central pillar or upright from which the steps of …
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NUTMEG — noun Etymology: Middle English notemigge, notemuge, ultimately from Old Occitan noz muscada, from noz nut (from Latin nuc-, nux ) …
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NUCLEUS — noun ( plural nu·clei -klē-ˌī ; also nu·cle·us·es ) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, kernel, from nuc-, nux nut — …
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NUCELLUS — noun ( plural nu·cel·li -ˈse-ˌlī) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin nucella small nut, from nuc-, nux nut — more at …
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NOUGAT — -ˌgä noun Etymology: French, from Occitan, from Old Occitan nogat, from noga nut, from Vulgar Latin * nuca, from Latin …
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NEWEL — noun Etymology: Middle English nowell, from Anglo-French nuel, noel stone of a fruit, stone cut to form a newel, from …
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NUCLEUS — [ 'nju:klɪəs ] ■ noun ( plural nuclei -lɪʌɪ ) 1》 the central and most important part of an object …
Concise Oxford English vocab
NUCI- — [ 'nju:si ] ■ combining form of a nut or nuts: nuciferous. Origin from L. nux , nuc- 'nut'.
Concise Oxford English vocab
NUTMEG — [nut.meg] n [ME notemigge, notemuge, ultim. fr. OProv noz muscada, fr. noz nut (fr. L nuc-, nux) + muscada, fem. …
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NUCLEUS — [nu.cle.us] n, pl nu.clei also nu.cle.us.es [NL, fr. L, kernel, dim. of nuc-, nux nut--more at nut] (1704) 1: the …
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