- plik pli·k
- -ku, -ki; inst sg -kiem
m1) [dokumentów, gazet, papierów] bundle2) Komput file
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plik pli·k
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plik čilvik — plìk čilvìk interj. paukščio čiulbėjimui nusakyti: Vis paukštelė paupy čilba ir čilba – plìk čilvìk, plìk čilvìk Prng … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
ap·pli·cant — /ˈæplıkənt/ noun, pl cants [count] : someone who formally asks for something (such as a job or admission to a college) : someone who applies for something successful college/job applicants We interviewed 30 qualified applicants for the job … Useful english dictionary
in·ap·pli·ca·ble — /ınˈæplıkəbəl, ˌınəˈplıkəbəl/ adj formal : not able to be used in a particular situation : not applicable or relevant The rules are inapplicable [=irrelevant] in this instance … Useful english dictionary
sup·pli·cant — /ˈsʌplıkənt/ noun, pl cants [count] formal : a person who asks for something in a respectful way from a powerful person or God a humble supplicant … Useful english dictionary
applicable — ap|pli|ca|ble [ æplıkəbl, ə plıkəbl ] adjective not usually before noun * relevant to or affecting a particular situation or group of people: Western notions of human rights are not necessarily applicable in other societies. applicable to: This… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
inapplicable — in|ap|pli|ca|ble [ ın æplıkəbl, ,ınə plıkəbl ] adjective FORMAL not relevant: Delete questions where they are inapplicable. ╾ in|ap|pli|ca|bil|i|ty [ ,ınəplıkə bıləti ] noun uncount … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
duplicate — [do͞o′pli kit, dyo͞o′pli kit; ] for v. [, do͞o′plikāt΄] adj. [ME duplicaten < L duplicatus, pp. of duplicare, to double: see DUPLEX] 1. double 2. having two similar parts 3. corresponding exactly 4. designating a way of playing bridge in which … English World dictionary
inapplicable — in|ap|pli|ca|ble [ˌınəˈplıkəbəl, ınˈæplıkəbəl US ınˈæplık ] adj rules, statements, questions etc that are inapplicable are not suitable, correct, or able to be used in a particular situation ≠ ↑applicable inapplicable to ▪ Most of the new… … Dictionary of contemporary English
multipliable — [mul′təplik΄ə bəlmul′tə plī΄ə bəl] adj. that can be multiplied: Also multiplicable [mul′təplik΄ə bəl] … English World dictionary
implicative — implicatively, adv. /im pli kay tiv, im plik euh tiv/, adj. tending to implicate or imply; characterized by or involving implication. [1580 90; IMPLICATE + IVE] * * * … Universalium
multiplicative — multiplicatively, adv. /mul teuh pli kay tiv, mul teuh plik euh /, adj. 1. tending to multiply or increase. 2. having the power of multiplying. [1645 55; < ML multiplicativus. See MULTIPLICATE, IVE] * * * … Universalium
