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16:32 Mar 16, 2003 |
English to Romanian translations [Non-PRO] Bus/Financial - Law: Contract(s) / contracts | |||||||
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3 | trebuie context , mai ales la contract |
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trebuie context , mai ales la contract Explanation: singura traducere care o pot scoate de aici e :"a obtine informatii" dar e un termen mai degraba argotic te ajut cu mare placere daca pot si dupa puterile mele dar imi trebuie mai multe informatii in acest caz worm noun 1 any of various invertebrates, esp. the annelids (earthworms, etc.), nematodes (roundworms), and flatworms, having a slender elongated body Related adj: vermicular 2 any of various insect larvae having an elongated body, such as the silkworm and wireworm 3 any of various unrelated animals that resemble annelids, nematodes, etc., such as the glow-worm and shipworm 4 a gnawing or insinuating force or agent that torments or slowly eats away 5 a wretched or spineless person 6 anything that resembles a worm in appearance or movement 7 a shaft on which a helical groove has been cut, as in a gear arrangement in which such a shaft meshes with a toothed wheel 8 a spiral pipe cooled by air or flowing water, used as a condenser in a still 9 a nontechnical name for: lytta 10 (Anatomy) any wormlike organ, structure, or part, such as the middle lobe of the cerebellum (vermis cerebelli) Technical name: vermis 11 (Computing) a program that duplicates itself many times in a network and prevents its destruction. It often carries a logic bomb or virus verb 12 to move, act, or cause to move or act with the slow sinuous movement of a worm 13 [foll by in, into, out of, etc.] to make (one's way) slowly and stealthily; insinuate (oneself) 14 [tr; often foll by out of or from] to extract (information, a secret, etc.) from by persistent questioning 15 [transitive] to free from or purge of worms 16 [transitive] (Nautical) to wind yarn around (a rope) so as to fill the spaces between the strands and render the surface smooth for parcelling and serving Source: The Collins English Dictionary |
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