BLER

Русско-английский перевод BLER

Block Error

Русско-английский электронный словарь Edic. Russian-English dictionary Edic. 2012

BLER — area on a compact disk or hard disk that cannot be read due to errors (the higher the BLER, the …
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BLER — Block Error
Computer Abbreviations English vocabulary
BLER — BLock ERror
Computer Acronyms English vocab
BLER — [block error rate] частота блоков с ощибками
Большой Англо-Русский словарь
BLER — [block error rate] частота блоков с ощибками
Большой Англо-Русский словарь
BLER — сокр. от block error rate частота блоков с ошибками
Англо-Русский словарь по компьютерам
BLER — сокр. от block error rate частота блоков с ошибками
Англо-Русский словарь по вычислительной технике и программированию
BLER — block error rate частота блоков с ошибками
Англо-Русский словарь компьютерных терминов
BLER — см. block error rate частота (появления) ошибочных блоков
Англо-Русский словарь компьютерной безопасности
BLER — [block error rate] частота блоков с ощибками
Новый большой Англо-Русский словарь
BLER — [block error rate] частота блоков с ощибками
Новый большой Англо-Русский словарь
BRAIREAU — noun or brai·ro ˈbre(ˌ)rō ( -s ) Etymology: modification of Canadian French blaireau, from French, European badger, from Middle French …
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WOBBLE — [wob.ble] vb wob.bled ; wob.bling [prob. fr. LG wabbeln; akin to OE waefre restless--more at waver] vi (1657) 1 a: …
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WARBLER — [war.bler] n (1611) 1: one that warbles: singer, songster 2. a: any of numerous small Old World oscine birds (family …
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UNSCRAMBLE — [un.scram.ble] vt (ca. 1920) 1: to separate (as a conglomeration or tangle) into original components: resolve, clarify 2: to restore …
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TUMBLER — [tum.bler] n (14c) 1: one that tumbles: as a: one that performs tumbling feats: acrobat b: any of various domestic …
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TROUBLE — [trou.ble] vb trou.bled ; trou.bling [ME, fr. OF tourbler, troubler, fr. (assumed) VL turbulare, fr. turbulus agitated, alter. of L …
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TREMBLE — [trem.ble] vi trem.bled ; trem.bling [ME, fr. MF trembler, fr. ML tremulare, fr. L tremulus tremulous, fr. tremere to tremble; …
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STUMBLE — [stum.ble] vb stum.bled ; stum.bling [ME, prob. of Scand origin; akin to Norw dial. stumle to stumble; akin to ON …
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STABLER — [sta.bler] n (15c): one who keeps a stable
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STABLE — [sta.ble] n [ME, fr. OF estable, fr. L stabulum, fr. stare to stand--more at stand] (13c) 1: a building in …
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SQUABBLE — [squab.ble] n [prob. of Scand origin; akin to Sw dial. skvabbel dispute] (1602): a noisy altercation or quarrel usu. over …
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SCRIBBLER — [scrib.bler] n (ca. 1553) 1: one that scribbles 2: a minor or insignificant author
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SCRAMBLE — [scram.ble] vb scram.bled ; scram.bling [perh. alter. of [1]scrabble] vi (ca. 1586) 1 a: to move or climb hastily on …
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SCRABBLE — [scrab.ble] vb scrab.bled ; scrab.bling [D schrabbelen to scratch] vi (1537) 1: scrawl, scribble 2: to scratch, claw, or grope …
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RUMBLE — [rum.ble] vb rum.bled ; rum.bling [ME; akin to MHG rummeln to rumble] vi (14c) 1: to make a low heavy …
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RAMBLER — [ram.bler] n (1624) 1: one that rambles 2: any of various climbing roses with long flexible canes and rather small …
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QUIBBLE — [quib.ble] vb quib.bled ; quib.bling vi (1656) 1: to evade the point of an argument by caviling about words 2. …
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PSYCHOBABBLE — [psy.cho.bab.ble] n (1975): a predominantly metaphorical language for expressing one's feelings; also: psychological jargon -- psy.cho.bab.bler n
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NOBLE — [no.ble] adj no.bler ; no.blest [ME, fr. OF, fr. L nobilis well-known, noble, fr. noscere to come to know--more at …
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HUMBLE — [hum.ble] adj hum.bler ; hum.blest [ME, fr. OF, fr. L humilis low, humble, fr. humus earth; akin to Gk chthon …
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