GEA

Meaning of GEA in English

Graph Extended ALGOL. Extension of ALGOL 60 for graph manipulation, on UNIVAC 1108. "A Language for Treating Graphs", S. Crespi-Reghizzi et al, CACM 13(5) (May 1970).

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-GEA — — see -gaea
Webster's New International English Dictionary
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Hill Associates Acronym List English vocab
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Russian-English Edic
GEA — GPRS Encryption Algorithm алгоритм шифрования для GPRS . Используется для шифрования GPRS-сообщений на радиоинтерфейсе GSM .
Англо-Русский словарь терминов GSM
YEA — I. adverb Etymology: Middle English ye, ya, from Old English gēa; akin to Old High German jā yes Date: before …
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
YES — I. (ˈ)yes, ˈyeu̇, ˈyeə & a multiplicity of other variants, among them ˈye, (ˈ)yas, (ˈ)yis, (ˈ)yəs, ˈyə, (ˈ)yās, ˈyi, ˈya(a), …
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YEA — I. ˈyā adverb Etymology: Middle English ye, ya, from Old English gēa, gē; akin to Old High German & Old …
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ORNITHOGAEAN — adjective or or·nitho·ge·an “+|jēən Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from ornith- + -gaea, -gea + English -an : new …
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NOTOGAEAN — adjective or no·to·ge·an | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|jēən ; also no·to·gae·al or no·to·ge·al -ēəl ; or no·to·gae·ic or no·to·ge·ic -ēik Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: …
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-GAEA — noun combining form or -gea ˈjēə ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek gaia land, earth : a (specified) …
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DENDROGAEAN — adjective or den·dro·ge·an |dendrō|jēən Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: New Latin Dendrogaea, Dendrogea, a biogeographic realm (from dendr- + -gaea, -gea …
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AUSTROGAEAN — adjective or aus·tro·ge·an |ȯstrō|jēən, |äs- Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: New Latin Austrogaea, Austrogea, a biogeographic region (from austr- (I) + …
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ATHERIOGAEAN — adjective or athe·ri·o·ge·an ə|thirēō|jēən Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: New Latin Atheriogaea, Atheriogea Antarctogaea (from a- (II) + Greek thērion wild …
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ARCTOGAEAN — adjective or arc·to·ge·an |arktə|jēən ; also arc·to·gae·al or arc·to·ge·al -ēəl Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: New Latin Arctogaea, Arctogea, a biogeographic …
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ANTARCTOGAEAN — adjective or ant·arc·to·ge·an (ˈ)ant.|ärktə|jēən also -n.|tär- Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: New Latin Antarctogaea, Antarctogea, a biogeographic realm (from Latin antarcticus …
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YES — /yes/ , adv., n., pl. yeses , v. , yessed, yessing , interj. adv. 1. (used to express affirmation or …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
YEA — /yay/ , adv. 1. yes (used in affirmation or assent). 2. indeed: Yea, and he did come. 3. not only …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
YEA — I. ˈyā adverb Etymology: Middle English ye, ya, from Old English gēa; akin to Old High German jā yes Date: …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
YEA — [ jeɪ ] archaic or formal ■ adverb yes. ■ noun an affirmative answer. ↘(in the US Congress) an affirmative …
Concise Oxford English vocab
YEA — [yea] adv [ME ye, ya, fr. OE gea; akin to OHG ja yes] (bef. 12c) 1: yes--used in oral voting …
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HYPOGEUM — [hy.po.ge.um] n, pl -gea [L, fr. Gk hypogaion, fr. neut. of hypogaios] (1706): the subterranean part of an ancient building; …
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HYDRANGEA — [hy.dran.gea] n [NL, fr. hydr- + Gk angeion vessel--more at angi-] (ca. 1753): any of a genus (Hydrangea) of shrubs …
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PIRANDELLO, LUIGI — born June 28, 1867, Agrigento, Sicily, Italy died Dec. 10, 1936, Rome Pirandello Italian playwright, novelist, and short-story writer, winner …
Britannica English vocabulary
YEA — / jeɪ; NAmE / adverb , noun ( old use ) yes —compare nay •• WORD ORIGIN Old English gēa …
Oxford Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
YEA — I. yea 1 /jeɪ/ BrE AmE adverb old use [ Language: Old English ; Origin: gea ] yes OPP nay …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
YEA — adv. & n. archaic --adv. 1 yes. 2 indeed, nay (ready, yea eager). --n. the word 'yea'. øyea and nay …
Английский основной разговорный словарь
YEA — adv. & n. archaic adv. 1 yes. 2 indeed, nay (ready, yea eager). n. the word 'yea'. yea and nay …
Concise Oxford English Dictionary
YEA — adv. & n. archaic --adv. 1. yes. 2 indeed, nay (ready, yea eager). --n. the word 'yea'. Phrases and idioms: …
Oxford English vocab
TRIUMPHANT — adjective COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS ■ NOUN expression ▪ As John Gardner has said, talent is one thing, while its triumphant …
Longman DOCE5 Extras English vocabulary
CELEBRATE — verb COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES celebrate a festival ▪ The festival is celebrated each July. celebrate an occasion ▪ To …
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