NAL

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NAL — ˈnəl noun ( -s ) Etymology: Hindi nal, from Sanskrit nala reed India : giant reed 1
Webster's New International English Dictionary
NAL — 1) a horseshoe 2) a rice paddy
Khowar English Dictionary
NAL — сокр. от National Agricultural Library
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NAL — сокр. от National Agricultural Library
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NAL — сокр. от National Agricultural Library
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NAL — NimbleGen Array Layout
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NAL — 1) общ., амер. сокр. от National Agricultural Library 2) эк. сокр. от net advantage to leasing
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NAL — сокр. от National Agricultural Library
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NAL — сокр. от National Agricultural Library
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VENAL — [ve.nal] adj [L venalis, fr. venum (acc.) sale; akin to Gk oneisthai to buy, Skt vasna price] (1652) 1: capable …
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SIGNAL — [sig.nal] n [ME, fr. MF, fr. ML signale, fr. LL, neut. of signalis of a sign, fr. L signum] (14c) …
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SEMIFINAL — [semi.fi.nal] adj (1884) 1: being next to the last in an elimination tournament 2: of or participating in a semifinal …
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RATIONALIZE — [ra.tio.nal.ize] vb -ized ; -iz.ing vt (1803) 1: to free (a mathematical expression) from irrational parts "~ a denominator" 2: …
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RATIONALISM — [ra.tio.nal.ism] n (1827) 1: reliance on reason as the basis for establishment of religious truth 2. a: a theory that …
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RATIONAL — [ra.tio.nal] adj [ME racional, fr. L rationalis, fr. ration-, ratio] (14c) 1 a: having reason or understanding b: relating to, …
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PHOTOJOURNALISM — [pho.to.jour.nal.ism] n (1938): journalism in which written copy is subordinate to pictorial usu. photographic presentation of news stories or in …
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PHENOMENALISM — [phe.nom.e.nal.ism] n (ca. 1865) 1: a theory that limits knowledge to phenomena only 2: a theory that all knowledge is …
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PATERNALISM — [pa.ter.nal.ism] n (1881) 1: a system under which an authority undertakes to supply needs or regulate conduct of those under …
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ORTHOGONAL — [or.thog.o.nal] adj [MF, fr. L orthogonius, fr. Gk orthogonios, fr. orth- + gonia angle--more at -gon] (1612) 1 a: intersecting …
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NOMINALISM — [nom.i.nal.ism] n (1844) 1: a theory that there are no universal essences in reality and that the mind can frame …
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IRRATIONALISM — [ir.ra.tio.nal.ism] n (1811) 1: a system emphasizing intuition, instinct, feeling, or faith rather than reason or holding that the universe …
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IRRATIONAL — [ir.ra.tio.nal] adj [ME, fr. L irrationalis, fr. in- + rationalis rational] (14c): not rational: as a (1): not endowed with …
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INTERNAL — [in.ter.nal] adj [ME internalle, fr. L internus; akin to L inter between] (15c) 1: existing or situated within the limits …
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INTER- — [inter-] prefix [ME inter-, enter-, fr. MF & L; MF inter-, entre-, fr. L inter-, fr. inter; akin to OHG …
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FRATERNAL — [fra.ter.nal] adj [ME, fr. ML fraternalis, fr. L fraternus, fr. frater brother--more at brother] (15c) 1 a: of, relating to, …
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ETERNAL — [eter.nal] adj [ME, fr. MF, fr. LL aeternalis, fr. L aeternus eternal, fr. aevum age, eternity--more at aye] (14c) 1 …
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DIAGONALIZE — [di.ag.o.nal.ize] vt -ized ; -iz.ing (1942): to put (a matrix) in a form with all the nonzero elements along the …
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COMMUNAL — [com.mu.nal] adj [F, fr. LL communalis, fr. L communis] (1811) 1: of or relating to one or more communes 2: …
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BANAL — [ba.nal] adj [F, fr. MF, of compulsory feudal service, possessed in common, commonplace, fr. ban] (1840): lacking originality, freshness, or …
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