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EXPO
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Linguatic English English Dictionary |
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ExpoClick to Search Expo |
large public exhibition, show (of art, products, etc.) |
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exponentClick to Search exponent |
one who interprets, advocate; small raised symbol or number placed after a number that indicates the power to which the number is raised (Mathematics) |
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exponential growthClick to Search exponential growth |
rate of growth which occurs at a constant percentage rate (Economics) |
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exponentiallyClick to Search exponentially |
in an exponential manner (Algebra) |
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exponentiationClick to Search exponentiation |
raising of a number to a power (in Computers - by using the command EXP or the letter E) |
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exportClick to Search export |
ship, send abroad, sell overseas |
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exportClick to Search export |
shipping of goods to other countries; exportation; merchandise or services sold to parties in other countries; storage of data in a format which can be read by other programs (Computers) |
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export bountyClick to Search export bounty |
generous shipment of goods out of a country for sale in another |
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export brokerClick to Search export broker |
The individual who brings together buyer and seller for a fee, eventually withdrawing from any transaction. |
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export companyClick to Search export company |
company which ships goods out of a country for sale in another |
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export creditClick to Search export credit |
credit granted on items sent to other countries to be sold |
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export declarationClick to Search export declaration |
A government document declaring designated goods to be shipped out of the country. To be completed by the exporter and filed with the U.S. Government. |
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export dutyClick to Search export duty |
taxes paid on goods shipped out of a country |
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export entryClick to Search export entry |
document indicating the contents of a commercial shipment to be exported |
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export incentiveClick to Search export incentive |
benefits offered or received for shipping goods out of a country |
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export licenseClick to Search export license |
license which authorizes the shipping of goods out of a country for sale in another |
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export merchantClick to Search export merchant |
A company that buys products directly from manufacturers, then packages and marks the merchandise for resale under its own name |
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export of knowhowClick to Search export of knowhow |
transfer of technical or other knowledge to another country |
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export restraintsClick to Search export restraints |
Restrictions as to the number of exports that are alloted for certain foreign markets |
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export subsidiesClick to Search export subsidies |
monetary contributions given by the government to support the export industry |
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export surplusClick to Search export surplus |
excess beyond the quantity that may be exported |
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exportableClick to Search exportable |
can be sent out of a country (for sale in another) |
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exportationClick to Search exportation |
sending of products to another country (for sale) |
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exporterClick to Search exporter |
one who exports, one who sends products to another country to be sold |
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exposalClick to Search exposal |
denouncement; disclosure, revealing; exposing of film to light (Photography); photograph; abandoning; placement, location (in relation to the sun) |
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exposeClick to Search expose |
reveal, uncover, disclose; abandon |
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expose to odiumClick to Search expose to odium |
publicly condemn |
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exposedClick to Search exposed |
bare, naked, without covering or protection, vulnerable |
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exposed him for what he wasClick to Search exposed him for what he was |
showed us his true face, showed him to be the empty shell that he was |
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exposed his rankClick to Search exposed his rank |
official confirmation of a new rank (Military) |
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exposed to dangerClick to Search exposed to danger |
laid open to danger, vulnerable |
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exposed to the sunClick to Search exposed to the sun |
uncovered or bare before the sun`s rays, unprotected from the sun |
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exposednessClick to Search exposedness |
being bare, being uncovered or unsheltered |
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exposerClick to Search exposer |
one who exposes or uncovers something (especially something unfavorable) |
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expositiveClick to Search expositive |
descriptive; expository |
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expositorClick to Search expositor |
one who explains, one who interprets |
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expositoryClick to Search expository |
explanatory, interpretive |
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expostulateClick to Search expostulate |
protest against, dispute; admonish, council |
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expostulationClick to Search expostulation |
protest, dispute; admonition, council |
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exposure meterClick to Search exposure meter |
instrument which measures the amount of light on a given scene (Photography) |
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exposure policyClick to Search exposure policy |
policy advocating market competition open to many interested parties |
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exposure timeClick to Search exposure time |
amount of time that photographic film is exposed to light |
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exposure to dangerClick to Search exposure to danger |
state of being vulnerable to danger |
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exposure to radiationClick to Search exposure to radiation |
being in contact with or unprotected from radioactive material |
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expoundClick to Search expound |
explain; describe in detail; comment |
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expounderClick to Search expounder |
one who explains, one who interprets |
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MacWorld ExpoClick to Search MacWorld Expo |
(Computers) large annual trade show for Macintosh computers software and related equipment (held in San Francisco and Boston USA) |
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Linguatic English German Dictionary |
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ExpoClick to Search Expo |
n. Expo, große Messe, Show (z.B. von Kunswerke u.ä) |
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exponentClick to Search exponent |
n. Exponent, Verfechter, Erläuterer |
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exponential growthClick to Search exponential growth |
exponentieller Wachstum, logarithmischer Wachstum (wird durch einen exponentiellen Graphen beschrieben), konstanter Wachstum in einer bestimmten Periode (z.B. die Verdoppelung der Bevölkerung in einer bestimmten Zeit) |
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exponentiallyClick to Search exponentially |
adv. exponentiell (Algebra) |
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exponentiationClick to Search exponentiation |
n. Expotentiation, Steigerung der Zahl (in Computer durch Benutzung des Kommandos EXP oder des Buchstabens E) |
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exportClick to Search export |
n. Export, Ausfuhr; (Comput) Export, das Laden von Dateien die für ein anderes Programm bestimmt sind v. ausführen, exportieren |
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export bountyClick to Search export bounty |
Exportvergünstigung |
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export companyClick to Search export company |
Exportfirma, Exportunternehmen |
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export creditClick to Search export credit |
Exportkredit |
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export dutyClick to Search export duty |
Exportsteuern |
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export entryClick to Search export entry |
Exportdokument (Detaillierung der zu exportierenden Waren und ihr kommerzieller Wert) |
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export incentiveClick to Search export incentive |
Exportleistungszulage |
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export licenseClick to Search export license |
Ausfuhrlizenz |
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export of knowhowClick to Search export of knowhow |
Exportkenntnisse |
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export subsidiesClick to Search export subsidies |
Exportsubventionen |
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export surplusClick to Search export surplus |
Exportüberschuß |
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exportableClick to Search exportable |
adj. ausführbar, exportierbar |
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exportationClick to Search exportation |
n. Export, Ausfuhr |
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exporterClick to Search exporter |
n. Exporteur |
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exposalClick to Search exposal |
n. Preisgage, Entblößung; Freilegung; Auslegung |
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expose to odiumClick to Search expose to odium |
dem Haß ausliefern |
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exposed him for what he wasClick to Search exposed him for what he was |
er zeigte sein richtiges Gesicht |
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exposed his rankClick to Search exposed his rank |
gab seinen Rang preis |
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exposed to dangerClick to Search exposed to danger |
der Gefahr ausgesetzt |
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exposed to the sunClick to Search exposed to the sun |
der Sonne ausgesetzt |
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exposednessClick to Search exposedness |
n. Bloßstellung, Aufdeckung, nicht bedeckt oder ungeschützt sein |
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exposerClick to Search exposer |
n. Aussteller; Erklärer |
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expositorClick to Search expositor |
n. Ausleger, Erklärer |
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expositoryClick to Search expository |
adv. erklärend, erläuternd |
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expostulateClick to Search expostulate |
v. protestieren, debattieren |
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expostulationClick to Search expostulation |
n. Debatte, Protest |
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exposure meterClick to Search exposure meter |
Belichtungsmesser |
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exposure policyClick to Search exposure policy |
Politik der Offenheit (Politik der Konkurrenz auf dem Markt durch viele Anbieter) |
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exposure timeClick to Search exposure time |
Belichtungszeit |
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exposure to dangerClick to Search exposure to danger |
der Gefahr aussetzen |
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exposure to radiationClick to Search exposure to radiation |
Aussetzung radioaktiver Ausstrahlung |
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expoundClick to Search expound |
v. darlegen, erläutern, auslegen |
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expounderClick to Search expounder |
n. Ausleger |
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MacWorld ExpoClick to Search MacWorld Expo |
MacWorld Expo, große Ausstellung für Macintosh Computer Software und Zubehör (findet in San Franzisco und Boston in den USA statt) |
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Linguatic German English Dictionary |
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EXPOClick to Search EXPO |
EXPO (Exposition) Expo, large public exhibition, show (of art, products, etc.) |
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ExponentClick to Search Exponent |
Exponent (der) n. exponent, one who interprets or expounds; (Algebra) small superscript symbol or number placed after a number indicating the power to which that number is raised |
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exponentiellClick to Search exponentiell |
adv. exponentially, in an exponential manner (Algebra) adj. exponential, pertaining to an exponent (Algebra) |
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exponierenClick to Search exponieren |
v. expose, lay in an exposed position; behave boisterously, show off, exhibit |
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exponiert seinClick to Search exponiert sein |
being exposed, being revealed, being displayed, being disclosed, being uncovered, being brought to light |
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ExportClick to Search Export |
Export (der) n. export, shipping of goods to other countries; (Computers) storage of data in a format which can be read by other programs |
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ExportdokumentClick to Search Exportdokument |
Exportdokument (das) n. export entry, document indicating the contents of a commercial shipment to be exported |
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ExporteurClick to Search Exporteur |
Exporteur (der) n. exporter, one who exports, one who sends products to another country to be sold |
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exportfähigClick to Search exportfähig |
adj. exportable, can be sent out of a country |
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ExportfirmaClick to Search Exportfirma |
Exportfirma (die) n. export company, company which ships goods out of a country for sale in another |
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ExporthandelClick to Search Exporthandel |
Exporthandel (der) n. export trade, trade of manufacturing and marketing goods for export |
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exportierbarClick to Search exportierbar |
adj. exportable, can be sent out of a country |
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exportierenClick to Search exportieren |
v. export, ship, send abroad, sell overseas |
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ExportkreditClick to Search Exportkredit |
Exportkredit (der) n. export credit, credit granted on items sent to other countries to be sold |
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ExportleistungszulageClick to Search Exportleistungszulage |
Exportleistungszulage (die) n. export incentive, benefits offered or received for shipping goods out of a country |
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ExportmesseClick to Search Exportmesse |
Exportmesse (die) n. Expo, large public exhibition, show (of art, products, etc.) |
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ExportschlagerClick to Search Exportschlager |
Exportschlager (das) n. successful export, successful shipping of goods to other countries |
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ExportsteuerClick to Search Exportsteuer |
Exportsteuer (das) n. export duty, taxes paid on goods shipped out of a country |
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ExportsubventionClick to Search Exportsubvention |
Exportsubvention (die) n. export subsidies, monetary contributions given by the government to support the export industry |
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ExportunternehmenClick to Search Exportunternehmen |
Exportunternehmen (das) n. export company, company which ships goods out of a country for sale in another |
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ExportunternehmerClick to Search Exportunternehmer |
Exportunternehmer (der) n. exporter, one who exports, one who sends products to another country to be sold |
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ExportüberschussClick to Search Exportüberschuss |
Exportüberschuss (der) n. export surplus, excess beyond the quantity that may be exported Exportüberschuß (der) n. (new spell.=Exportüberschuss) export surplus, excess beyond the quantity that may be exported |
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ExportvergünstigungClick to Search Exportvergünstigung |
Exportvergünstigung (die) n. export subsidies, monetary contributions given by the government to support the export industry |
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ExpositionClick to Search Exposition |
Exposition (die) n. exposition, public exhibition, show; clarification; opening section of a fugue (Music) |
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WordNet 3.0 Dictionary |
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expoClick to Search expo |
noun a collection of things (goods or works of art etc.) for public display • Syn: exhibition, exposition • Topics: art, artistic creation, artistic production • Hypernyms: collection, aggregation, accumulation, assemblage • Hyponyms: art exhibition, peepshow, raree-show, fair
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exponentClick to Search exponent |
noun 1. a person who pleads for a cause or propounds an idea • Syn: advocate, advocator, proponent • Derivationally related forms: propound (for: proponent), advocate (for: advocator), advocate (for: advocate) • Hypernyms: person, individual, someone, somebody, mortal, soul • Hyponyms: apologist, vindicator, justifier, constitutionalist, Darwinian, democrat, populist, federalist, Gnostic, humanist, humanitarian, ideologist, ideologue, internationalist, irredentist, irridentist, isolationist, Jansenist, libertarian, Maoist, Marxist, nationalist, neoclassicist, neutralist, nullifier, partisan, zealot, drumbeater, partitionist, Platonist, pro-lifer, presenter, sponsor, protectionist, republican, ritualist, ruralist, secessionist, secularist, separatist, separationist, spokesperson, interpreter, representative, voice, suffragist, supporter, protagonist, champion, admirer, booster, friend, supremacist, teleologist, Thatcherite, unilateralist 2. someone who expounds and interprets or explains • Derivationally related forms: expound • Hypernyms: intellectual, intellect 3. a mathematical notation indicating the number of times a quantity is multiplied by itself • Syn: power, index • Derivationally related forms: exponential • Hypernyms: mathematical notation • Hyponyms: degree, logarithm, log
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exponentialClick to Search exponential |
I noun a function in which an independent variable appears as an exponent • Syn: exponential function • Hypernyms: function, mathematical function, single-valued function, map, mapping II adjective of or involving exponents - example : exponential growth • Pertains to noun: exponent • Derivationally related forms: exponent
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exponential curveClick to Search exponential curve |
noun a graph of an exponential function • Hypernyms: graph, graphical record
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exponential decayClick to Search exponential decay |
noun a decrease that follows an exponential function • Syn: exponential return • Hypernyms: decay, decline • Hyponyms: relaxation, relaxation behavior
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exponential equationClick to Search exponential equation |
noun an equation involving exponential functions of a variable • Hypernyms: equation
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exponential expressionClick to Search exponential expression |
noun a mathematical expression consisting of a constant (especially e) raised to some power • Hypernyms: formula, expression
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exponential functionClick to Search exponential function |
noun a function in which an independent variable appears as an exponent (Freq. 1) • Syn: exponential • Derivationally related forms: exponential (for: exponential) • Hypernyms: function, mathematical function, single-valued function, map, mapping
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exponential returnClick to Search exponential return |
noun a decrease that follows an exponential function • Syn: exponential decay • Hypernyms: decay, decline • Hyponyms: relaxation, relaxation behavior
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exponential seriesClick to Search exponential series |
noun a series derived from the expansion of an exponential expression • Hypernyms: series
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exponentiallyClick to Search exponentially |
adverb in an exponential manner - example : inflation is growing exponentially • Derived from adjective: exponential
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exponentiationClick to Search exponentiation |
noun the process of raising a quantity to some assigned power • Syn: involution • Hypernyms: mathematical process, mathematical operation, operation
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exportClick to Search export |
I noun commodities (goods or services) sold to a foreign country (Freq. 1) • Syn: exportation • Ant: import • Derivationally related forms: export (for: exportation) • Hypernyms: commodity, trade good, good II verb 1. sell or transfer abroad (Freq. 4) - example : we export less than we import and have a negative trade balance • Ant: import • Derivationally related forms: exportation, exporter, exporting • Topics: commerce, commercialism, mercantilism • Hypernyms: trade, merchandise • Hyponyms: smuggle • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s something from somebody - example : Somebody ----s something PP - example : Sam and Sue export the movie 2. transfer (electronic data) out of a database or document in a format that can be used by other programs • Ant: import • Topics: computer science, computing • Hypernyms: transfer • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something 3. cause to spread in another part of the world - example : The Russians exported Marxism to Africa • Hypernyms: spread, distribute • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Something ----s something
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export creditClick to Search export credit |
noun a credit opened by an importer with a bank in an exporter's country to finance an export operation • Hypernyms: credit
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export dutyClick to Search export duty |
noun a duty imposed on exports • Hypernyms: duty, tariff
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exportableClick to Search exportable |
adjective suitable for export - example : exportable cultural achievements • Ant: unexportable • Similar to: marketable
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exportationClick to Search exportation |
noun 1. commodities (goods or services) sold to a foreign country • Syn: export • Ant: import (for: export) • Derivationally related forms: export, export (for: export) • Hypernyms: commodity, trade good, good 2. the commercial activity of selling and shipping goods to a foreign country • Syn: exporting • Derivationally related forms: export, export (for: exporting) • Hypernyms: commerce, commercialism, mercantilism
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exporterClick to Search exporter |
noun a businessperson who transports goods abroad (for sale) (Freq. 1) • Derivationally related forms: export • Hypernyms: businessperson, bourgeois
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exportingClick to Search exporting |
noun the commercial activity of selling and shipping goods to a foreign country • Syn: exportation • Derivationally related forms: export (for: exportation), export • Hypernyms: commerce, commercialism, mercantilism
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exposeClick to Search expose |
I noun the exposure of an impostor or a fraud - example : he published an expose of the graft and corruption in city government • Syn: unmasking • Derivationally related forms: unmask (for: unmasking) • Hypernyms: exposure II verb 1. expose or make accessible to some action or influence (Freq. 14) - example : Expose your students to art - example : expose the blanket to sunshine • Derivationally related forms: exposure • Hypernyms: subject • Hyponyms: ventilate, sun, insolate, solarize, solarise, air out, air, aerate, overexpose, underexpose • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s somebody - example : Somebody ----s somebody PP 2. make known to the public information that was previously known only to a few people or that was meant to be kept a secret (Freq. 7) - example : The auction house would not disclose the price at which the van Gogh had sold - example : The actress won't reveal how old she is - example : bring out the truth - example : he broke the news to her - example : unwrap the evidence in the murder case • Syn: unwrap, disclose, let on, bring out, reveal, discover, divulge, break, give away, let out • Derivationally related forms: giveaway (for: give away), divulgement (for: divulge), divulgence (for: divulge), exposure, discovery (for: discover), revelation (for: reveal), revealing (for: reveal), disclosure (for: disclose) • Hypernyms: tell • Hyponyms: blackwash, muckrake, blow, out, come out of the closet, come out, spring, betray, bewray, confide, leak, spill the beans, let the cat out of the bag, talk, tattle, blab, peach, babble, sing, babble out, blab out, reveal • Verb Group: break, get out, get around • Cause: break, get out, get around • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Something ----s something - example : Somebody ----s something to somebody - example : Somebody ----s that CLAUSE 3. to show, make visible or apparent (Freq. 4) - example : The Metropolitan Museum is exhibiting Goya's works this month - example : Why don't you show your nice legs and wear shorter skirts? - example : National leaders will have to display the highest skills of statesmanship • Syn: exhibit, display • Derivationally related forms: display (for: display), exhibit (for: exhibit), exhibition (for: exhibit), exposure • Hypernyms: show • Hyponyms: open, produce, bring forth, hold up, bench, moon, flaunt, flash, show off, ostentate, swank, brandish, model, pose, sit, posture, pillory, gibbet • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s somebody - example : Something ----s somebody - example : Something ----s something 4. remove all or part of one's clothes to show one's body (Freq. 3) - example : uncover your belly - example : The man exposed himself in the subway • Syn: uncover • Ant: cover (for: uncover) • Hyponyms: unwrap, undo, undrape, unclothe, bare, unmask, unveil • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Something ----s something 5. disclose to view as by removing a cover (Freq. 2) - example : The curtain rose to disclose a stunning set • Syn: disclose • Derivationally related forms: exposure • Hypernyms: uncover, bring out, unveil, reveal • Hyponyms: face • Verb Frames: - example : Something ----s something 6. put in a dangerous, disadvantageous, or difficult position (Freq. 1) • Syn: queer, scupper, endanger, peril • Derivationally related forms: peril (for: peril), exposure • Hypernyms: affect, impact, bear upon, bear on, touch on, touch • Hyponyms: compromise • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Somebody ----s somebody - example : Something ----s somebody - example : Something ----s something 7. expose to light, of photographic film • Derivationally related forms: exposure • Topics: photography, picture taking • Hypernyms: subject • Hyponyms: overexpose, underexpose • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something 8. expose while ridiculing; especially of pretentious or false claims and ideas - example : The physicist debunked the psychic's claims • Syn: debunk • Derivationally related forms: debunking (for: debunk) • Hypernyms: ridicule, roast, guy, blackguard, laugh at, jest at, rib, make fun, poke fun • Hyponyms: unmask, uncloak • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something 9. abandon by leaving out in the open air - example : The infant was exposed by the teenage mother - example : After Christmas, many pets get abandoned • Derivationally related forms: exposure • Hypernyms: abandon, forsake, desolate, desert • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s somebody - example : Something ----s somebody
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exposedClick to Search exposed |
adjective 1. with no protection or shield (Freq. 5) - example : the exposed northeast frontier - example : open to the weather - example : an open wound • Syn: open • Similar to: unprotected 2. not covered with clothing (Freq. 1) - example : her exposed breast • Syn: uncovered • Similar to: unclothed
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expositClick to Search exposit |
verb 1. state - example : set forth one's reasons • Syn: set forth, expound • Derivationally related forms: exposition • Hypernyms: elaborate, lucubrate, expatiate, enlarge, flesh out, expand, expound, dilate • Hyponyms: describe, depict, draw, premise • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something 2. add details, as to an account or idea; clarify the meaning of and discourse in a learned way, usually in writing - example : She elaborated on the main ideas in her dissertation • Syn: elaborate, lucubrate, expatiate, enlarge, flesh out, expand, expound, dilate • Ant: contract (for: expand) • Derivationally related forms: dilation (for: dilate), expository (for: expound), exponent (for: expound), expounding (for: expound), expansion (for: expand), enlargement (for: enlarge), exposition, expatiation (for: expatiate), lucubration (for: lucubrate), elaboration (for: elaborate) • Hypernyms: clarify, clear up, elucidate • Hyponyms: detail, set forth, expound, exemplify, illustrate, instance, specify, particularize, particularise, specialize, specialise • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Something ----s something - example : Somebody ----s PP
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expositionClick to Search exposition |
noun 1. a systematic interpretation or explanation (usually written) of a specific topic (Freq. 2) • Syn: expounding • Derivationally related forms: expound (for: expounding), exposit • Hypernyms: interpretation • Hyponyms: philosophizing 2. a collection of things (goods or works of art etc.) for public display • Syn: exhibition, expo • Topics: art, artistic creation, artistic production • Hypernyms: collection, aggregation, accumulation, assemblage • Hyponyms: art exhibition, peepshow, raree-show, fair 3. an account that sets forth the meaning or intent of a writing or discourse - example : we would have understood the play better if there had been some initial exposition of the background • Derivationally related forms: exposit • Hypernyms: explanation, account 4. (music) the section of a movement (especially in sonata form) where the major musical themes first occur • Topics: music • Hypernyms: section, subdivision
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expositiveClick to Search expositive |
adjective serving to expound or set forth - example : clean expository writing • Syn: expository • Similar to: instructive, informative • Derivationally related forms: expound (for: expository)
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expositorClick to Search expositor |
noun a person who explains • Syn: expounder • Hypernyms: intellectual, intellect
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expositoryClick to Search expository |
adjective serving to expound or set forth (Freq. 1) - example : clean expository writing • Syn: expositive • Similar to: instructive, informative • Derivationally related forms: expound
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expostulateClick to Search expostulate |
verb reason with (somebody) for the purpose of dissuasion • Derivationally related forms: expostulation • Hypernyms: argue, reason • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s - example : Somebody ----s that CLAUSE
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expostulationClick to Search expostulation |
noun 1. the act of expressing earnest opposition or protest • Syn: remonstrance, remonstration, objection • Derivationally related forms: object (for: objection), expostulate • Hypernyms: communication, communicating 2. an exclamation of protest or remonstrance or reproof • Hypernyms: exclamation, exclaiming
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exposureClick to Search exposure |
noun 1. vulnerability to the elements; to the action of heat or cold or wind or rain (Freq. 6) - example : exposure to the weather" or "they died from exposure • Derivationally related forms: expose • Hypernyms: vulnerability • Hyponyms: windage, wind exposure, solarization, solarisation 2. the act of subjecting someone to an influencing experience (Freq. 3) - example : she denounced the exposure of children to pornography • Derivationally related forms: expose • Hypernyms: influence • Hyponyms: overexposure, underexposure 3. the disclosure of something secret (Freq. 2) - example : they feared exposure of their campaign plans • Derivationally related forms: expose • Hypernyms: disclosure, revelation, revealing • Hyponyms: expose, unmasking, muckraking 4. aspect resulting from the direction a building or window faces (Freq. 2) - example : the studio had a northern exposure • Hypernyms: view, aspect, prospect, scene, vista, panorama 5. the state of being vulnerable or exposed - example : his vulnerability to litigation - example : his exposure to ridicule • Syn: vulnerability • Derivationally related forms: expose, vulnerable (for: vulnerability) • Hypernyms: danger 6. the intensity of light falling on a photographic film or plate - example : he used the wrong exposure • Derivationally related forms: expose • Hypernyms: light unit 7. a representation of a person or scene in the form of a print or transparent slide; recorded by a camera on light-sensitive material • Syn: photograph, photo, picture, pic • Derivationally related forms: photographic (for: photograph), photography (for: photograph), photograph (for: photograph) • Hypernyms: representation • Hyponyms: beefcake, black and white, monochrome, blueprint, cheesecake, closeup, daguerreotype, enlargement, blowup, magnification, frame, glossy, headshot, hologram, holograph, longshot, microdot, mosaic, arial mosaic, photomosaic, mug shot, mugshot, photocopy, photographic print, print, photomicrograph, radiogram, radiograph, shadowgraph, skiagraph, skiagram, snapshot, snap, shot, spectrogram, spectrograph, stereo, stereoscopic picture, stereoscopic photograph, still, telephotograph, telephoto, time exposure, vignette, wedding picture, scene 8. the act of exposing film to light • Derivationally related forms: expose • Hypernyms: photography, picture taking • Hyponyms: overexposure, underexposure, time exposure 9. presentation to view in an open or public manner - example : the exposure of his anger was shocking • Derivationally related forms: expose • Hypernyms: presentation, presentment, demonstration • Hyponyms: repudiation, debunking 10. abandoning without shelter or protection (as by leaving as infant out in the open) • Derivationally related forms: expose • Hypernyms: abandonment, forsaking, desertion
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exposure meterClick to Search exposure meter |
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exposure therapyClick to Search exposure therapy |
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expoundClick to Search expound |
verb 1. add details, as to an account or idea; clarify the meaning of and discourse in a learned way, usually in writing (Freq. 3) - example : She elaborated on the main ideas in her dissertation • Syn: elaborate, lucubrate, expatiate, exposit, enlarge, flesh out, expand, dilate • Ant: contract (for: expand) • Derivationally related forms: dilation (for: dilate), expository, exponent, expounding, expansion (for: expand), enlargement (for: enlarge), exposition (for: exposit), expatiation (for: expatiate), lucubration (for: lucubrate), elaboration (for: elaborate) • Hypernyms: clarify, clear up, elucidate • Hyponyms: detail, set forth, exposit, exemplify, illustrate, instance, specify, particularize, particularise, specialize, specialise • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s - example : Somebody ----s something - example : Something ----s something - example : Somebody ----s PP 2. state - example : set forth one's reasons • Syn: set forth, exposit • Derivationally related forms: exposition (for: exposit) • Hypernyms: elaborate, lucubrate, expatiate, exposit, enlarge, flesh out, expand, dilate • Hyponyms: describe, depict, draw, premise • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something
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expounderClick to Search expounder |
noun a person who explains • Syn: expositor • Hypernyms: intellectual, intellect
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expoundingClick to Search expounding |
noun a systematic interpretation or explanation (usually written) of a specific topic • Syn: exposition • Derivationally related forms: expound, exposit (for: exposition) • Hypernyms: interpretation • Hyponyms: philosophizing
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