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Linguatic English Turkish Dictionary

access Click to Search access (äk´ses)
yanaşmak; giriş; bilgisayar sistemine girip bilgi almak izni (bilgisayar)

bağlamak

giriş, erişme, geçit, ulaşma, yaklaşma, kullanım, hastalık nöbeti

access denied Click to Search access denied
giriş engellendi

access hatch Click to Search access hatch
giriş kapısı

accessary Click to Search accessary
aksesuar; suç ortağı, yardımcı, yardakçı

accessary Click to Search accessary
suç ortağı olan, yardımcı

accessibility Click to Search accessibility (äksesıbîl´ıti)
giriş imkânı, ulaşabilme, yaklaşabilme, kolay bulunabilme

accessible Click to Search accessible (äkses´ıbıl)
ulaşılabilir, girilebilir, bulunur, elde edilebilir, kandırılabilir, etkilenebilir

accessible to the public Click to Search accessible to the public
halka açık

accession Click to Search accession (äkseş´ın)
(tahta) çıkma; (bir müze veya kütüphanenin koleksiyonuna) yeni alınan eşya, kitap v.b

accession to power Click to Search accession to power
iktidara gelme

accession to the throne Click to Search accession to the throne
tahta çıkma

accessories Click to Search accessories
aksesuarlar

accessory Click to Search accessory (äkses´ıri)
aksesuar; yardımcı, suç ortağı, yardakçı; eklenti

accessory Click to Search accessory (äkses´ıri)
suç ortaklığı eden, yardımcı

accessory after the fact Click to Search accessory after the fact
yataklık eden kimse

accessory before the fact Click to Search accessory before the fact
azmettiren kimse, kışkırtan kimse, suç ortağı

easy of access Click to Search easy of access
kolay ulaşılır

have access to Click to Search have access to
girme imkânı olmak, ulaşabilmek

internet access Click to Search internet access
internet erişimi

no access to car decks Click to Search no access to car decks
araba güvertesine giriş yasak

open access library Click to Search open access library
halka açık kütüphane, halk kütüphanesi

random access Click to Search random access
rasgele erişim

Linguatic English English Dictionary

access Click to Search access
gain entrance to; get at, reach

approach; entry; attack of a disease; permission to enter a computer system and/or retrieve data (Computers)

Access Click to Search Access
database software manufactured by Microsoft (Computers)

access code Click to Search access code
password

access control Click to Search access control
limiting of access to a system or files

access denied Click to Search access denied
(Computers) entry refused (message informing a user that he is not authorized to use or enter a particular program or resource)

access key Click to Search access key
(Internet, Computers) key which permits the user of a computer to jump right away to a specific section of a webpage using the keyboard

access number Click to Search access number
(Internet, Computers) telephone number that connects a personal computer to an Internet service provider

access privileges Click to Search access privileges
ability to access or change data

access road Click to Search access road
road that affords access into and out of an area; short road giving access to an expressway

access time Click to Search access time
period of time it takes a computer to provide data that has been requested

accessary after the fact Click to Search accessary after the fact
(Law) a person who after an offense assists or shelters the transgressor; one not present at the action of the offense

accessary before the fact Click to Search accessary before the fact
(Law) one who counsels an offense but is not present at its commission

accessary`s liability Click to Search accessary`s liability
legal responsibility for aiding in the execution of a violation of the law

accessibility Click to Search accessibility
approachability; openness

accessible Click to Search accessible
approachable; easily obtainable; easy to relate to; persuadable, easy to influence

accessibleness Click to Search accessibleness
capability of being reached, attainability, approachability

accessibly Click to Search accessibly
in an accessible manner; with easy access; in an approachable manner; in a susceptible manner

accession Click to Search accession
arrival, attainment; act of coming into high office, succession

accessorial Click to Search accessorial
accessory, supplementary; aiding; collaborating in a criminal act

accessories Click to Search accessories
folder located in the Start menu in a Windows operating environment (contains useful mini-applications, such as the Calculator, WordPad, Notepad, etc.); helper programs

accessorily Click to Search accessorily
as an aid, as a helper; in a supplementary manner; as an accomplice to a criminal

accessoriness Click to Search accessoriness
partnership in crime; aid, assistance

accessorise (Brit.) Click to Search accessorise (Brit.)
provide with accessories; add fashion articles (such as hats, gloves, hats and purses) to perfect a garment (also accessorize)

accessorius Click to Search accessorius
muscle (or nerve, gland, etc.) that aids the actions of another body part

accessorize (Amer.) Click to Search accessorize (Amer.)
provide with accessories; add fashion articles (such as hats, gloves, hats and purses) to perfect a garment (also accessorise)

accessory Click to Search accessory
supplementary part; something which complements an outfit (i.e. purse, scarf, etc.); partner in crime, one who helps another commit a crime (Law)

accessory after the fact Click to Search accessory after the fact
partner after the fact, person who aids a criminal after the latter commits the illegal act (Law)

accessory at the fact Click to Search accessory at the fact
legal responsibility for participating in a violation of the law

accessory before the fact Click to Search accessory before the fact
one suspected of or charged with beforehand knowledge or participation in a crime

accessory contract Click to Search accessory contract
supplementary contract, contract appended to the principle contract

accessory muscle Click to Search accessory muscle
auxiliary or secondary muscle

accessory pigment Click to Search accessory pigment
light-absorbing pigment found in plants that assist in photosynthesis

Code Division Multiple Access Click to Search Code Division Multiple Access
(in Cellular Communication) use of a unique code for each user (allows transferal of all of the calls for subscribers of one cell on a very wide band without causing interference), CDMA

DAO (Data Access Objects) Click to Search DAO (Data Access Objects)
program interface by Microsoft used in applications that require access to databases

Data Access Objects Click to Search Data Access Objects
program interface of Microsoft used in applications that require access to databases, DAO

dialup access Click to Search dialup access
connection of a computer to a network or to the Internet through a telephone line

difficult of access Click to Search difficult of access
hard to get to

direct access Click to Search direct access
straight approach, immediate entrance, direct approach

Direct Memory Access Click to Search Direct Memory Access
communications channel between memory and peripheral devices, DMA

DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) Click to Search DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory)
common type of RAM memory (Computers)

easy of access Click to Search easy of access
easy to get to, accessible

ensuring access Click to Search ensuring access
walking in a circular path so as to make sure that nobody trespassed and that the area is clear

gain access Click to Search gain access
obtain entrance, gain admission, procure passage

IDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) Click to Search IDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol)
set of protocols which enable computers to access X 500 information directories (Computers)

IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) Click to Search IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol)
protocol which is used to transfer electronic mail on the Internet (Computers)

Internet Message Access Protocol Click to Search Internet Message Access Protocol
protocol used to transfer electronic mail on the Internet, IMAP

LATA (Local Access and Transport Area) Click to Search LATA (Local Access and Transport Area)
geographical area comprised on one or more local telephone exchanges and used for administration of telephone services (Telecommunications)

Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) Click to Search Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)
set of protocols which enable computers to access X 500 information directories (Computers)

Local Access and Transport Area Click to Search Local Access and Transport Area
geographical area comprised on one or more local telephone exchanges and used for administration of telephone services, LATA (Telecommunications)

memory access time Click to Search memory access time
amount of time required to find and retrieve data from memory (Computers)

NAP (network access point) Click to Search NAP (network access point)
network exchange point equipped with large-scale switching facilities and serving as a connection point between individual Internet Service Providers (Telecommunications)

network access point Click to Search network access point
network exchange point equipped with large-scale switching facilities and serving as a connection point between individual Internet Service Providers, NAP (Telecommunications)

Non-Uniform Memory Access Click to Search Non-Uniform Memory Access
parallel processing architecture in which each processor has its own memory but can also access the memory of other processors, NUMA (Computers)

RAM (Random Access Memory) Click to Search RAM (Random Access Memory)
volatile computer memory that can be accessed in any order, memory that temporarily stores data which is currently in use, most common type of computer memory (Computers)

random access Click to Search random access
method by which sources of information within a computer can be located randomly

Random Access Memory (RAM) Click to Search Random Access Memory (RAM)
computer memory where data is temporarily stored for quick retrieval (once the computer is turned off all data in RAM is lost)

RAS (Remote Access Services) Click to Search RAS (Remote Access Services)
feature of Windows NT which enables users to log in to a system via modem or network connection (Computers)

Remote Access Services Click to Search Remote Access Services
feature of Windows NT which enables users to log in to a system via modem or network connection, RAS (Computers)

SDRAM (Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory) Click to Search SDRAM (Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory)
Random Access Memory that can be adjusted and synchronized with the speed of the computer clock

sequential access Click to Search sequential access
method of reading from secondary memory in which reading and access are performed only by accessing each piece of data in order

SRAM (Static Random Access Memory) Click to Search SRAM (Static Random Access Memory)
memory that retains its contents without the need for refresh memory signals from the CPU

Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory Click to Search Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory
Random Access Memory that can be adjusted and synchronized with the speed of the computer clock, SDRAM

Time division Multiple Access Click to Search Time division Multiple Access
method of cellular communications which allows alternating transmission on one channel by dividing time into "slices" and giving one "slice" to every transmission, TDMA

Ultra Direct Memory Access (UDMA) Click to Search Ultra Direct Memory Access (UDMA)
protocol for information transfer at an increased speed from a computer to a peripheral device without going through the central processing unit (CPU)

Universal Data Access Click to Search Universal Data Access
universal standard that enables rapid access to different types of databases (developed by Microsoft)

Linguatic English German Dictionary

access Click to Search access
n. Zugriff, Zugang, Zutritt; Anfall; (Comput) Zugriffserlaubnis auf Daten v. erreichen, Zutritt haben zu Access n. Access, Programm für Datenbanken hergestellt von Microsoft (Computer)

access code Click to Search access code
Passwort

access control Click to Search access control
Zugriffskontrolle, die Einschränkung des Zugangs zu Dateien oder zu einem System

access denied Click to Search access denied
Zugriff verboten, Meldung darüber informierend dass ein Anwender nicht autorisiert ist auf die gefragte Information zuzugreifen (Computer)

access number Click to Search access number
(Internet, Computer) Telefonnummer die einen Heimcomputer mit einem Internetanbieter verbindet

access privileges Click to Search access privileges
Zugriffsanrecht, Zugriff auf Daten zu haben und das Anrecht sie zu verändern

access road Click to Search access road
Zufahrtstraße, Straße die in ein Gebiet führt; kurze Straße die zur Autobahn führt

access time Click to Search access time
Access Time, Zugangszeit (Computer, Zeit von Wiedergabe von Daten)

accessary after the fact Click to Search accessary after the fact
Helfer nach der Tat, Person die nach eienr Kriminaltat dem Verbrecher hilft (Jura)

accessary before the fact Click to Search accessary before the fact
Helfer vor der Tat, Person die einem Verbrecher vor der tat hilft jedoch beim Verbrechen selbst nicht dabei ist

accessary`s liability Click to Search accessary`s liability
Beihilfe-Haftung (rechtliche Auffassung aufgrund von Beihilfe zu einem Delikt)

accessibility Click to Search accessibility
n. Zugänglichkeit; Offenheit

accessible to bribery Click to Search accessible to bribery
Offen für Bestechung, auf Bestechung ansprechbar sein

accessibleness Click to Search accessibleness
n. Erreichbarkeit

accessibly Click to Search accessibly
adv. zugänglich, überredbar

accession catalogue Click to Search accession catalogue
Nachtragskatalog, Ergänzung zum schon herausgegebenen Katalog

accessorial Click to Search accessorial
adj. Accessoire

accessories Click to Search accessories
n. Extras, (Comput) Accessoires, Zubehör accessory n. Extra, Zubehör, Hilfszubehör; Mitschuldig

accessorily Click to Search accessorily
adv. zusätzlich, mittätig

accessoriness Click to Search accessoriness
n. Helfershelfer, Komplizenschaft

accessorise Click to Search accessorise
accessorise (Brit.) v. mit Zubehör versehen; modernes Zubehör hinzufügen (einem Kleidungsstück)

accessorius Click to Search accessorius
n. Hilfsorgan (anat., als Stärkung anderer Organe dienender Muskel, Nerv, etc.)

accessory after the fact Click to Search accessory after the fact
Teilhaber nach Vollendigung der Tatsachen

accessory at the fact Click to Search accessory at the fact
Beihilfe bei der Tat (Person die durch Beihilfe einen Teil der Schuld auf sich genommen hat)

accessory before the fact Click to Search accessory before the fact
Teilhaber vor Vollendigung der Tatsachen

accessory contract Click to Search accessory contract
Zusatzvertrag (Vertrag der dem Hauptvertrag beigelegt ist)

accessory muscle Click to Search accessory muscle
n. Begleitmuskel, Hilfsmuskel oder zweitrangiger Muskel

Code Division Multiple Access Click to Search Code Division Multiple Access
Einsatz eines einzigartigen Kodes für jeden Benutzer (für Handys, ermöglicht die Übertragung von aller Anrufe der Benutzer von einer Zelle mit großer Bandbreite ohne Störungen)

Data Access Objects Click to Search Data Access Objects
Programmschnittstelle vom Microsoft benutzt in Applikationen die Zugang zu Datenbanken benötigen (Abkürzung DAO)

dialup access Click to Search dialup access
Zugang durch Anruf, die Verbindung eines Computers zum Internet durch die Telefonleitung

difficult of access Click to Search difficult of access
schwer zugänglich

direct access Click to Search direct access
direkter Zugang

Direct Memory Access Click to Search Direct Memory Access
direkter Speicherzugriff, Kommunikationskanal zwischen dem Speicher und den Perepheriegeräten

easy of access Click to Search easy of access
einfach erreichbar, einfacher Zugang

ensuring access Click to Search ensuring access
Sicherstellung des Zugangs (Gang in kreisförmiger Bahn um auf sicher zu sein das niemand eingedrungen ist und das daß Gelände sauber ist)

gain access Click to Search gain access
sich eine Eintrittserlaubnis zu verschaffen

Internet Message Access Protocol Click to Search Internet Message Access Protocol
Protokoll für Nachrichten im Internet, ein Protokoll das elektronische Post im Internet überbringt

Lightweight Directory Access Protocol Click to Search Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, LDAP, Kommunikationsstandard für Datenbankem in Internet (Computer)

Local Access and Transport Area Click to Search Local Access and Transport Area
Local Access and Transport Area, LATA, Aufteilung des Telefonmarktes in Regionen (Telekommunikation)

memory access time Click to Search memory access time
Speicherzugriffszeit (Computer, Such- und Abrufzeit aus dem Speicher)

network access point Click to Search network access point
Network Access Point, NAP, Netzwerk Austauschpunkt an dem ein Internetzugang möglich ist (Telekommunikation)

Non-Uniform Memory Access Click to Search Non-Uniform Memory Access
Non-Uniform Memory Access, NUMA, uneinheitlicher Speicherzugriff, Verarbeitungsarchitektur bei der jeder Prozessor seine eigene Speichermodule aufweist jedoch auch Zugang auf die Speicherkapazität anderer Prozessoren hat (Computer)

random access Click to Search random access
wahlfreier, direkter Zugriff (direkter Zugriff des Computergedächtnisses)

Random Access Memory Click to Search Random Access Memory
Random Access Memory (RAM) Random Access Memory (RAM, Art von Speichervermögen bei Computern)

Remote Access Services Click to Search Remote Access Services
Remote Access Services, RAS, Windows NT Dienst üebr das eine Anmeldung ins Internet stattfinden kann (Computer)

sequential access Click to Search sequential access
sequentieller Zugriff, eine Methode bei der Daten nur in einer Reihenfolge einzelnd gelesen werden können

Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory Click to Search Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory
Direktzugriffsspeicher der auf die Geschwindigkeit der Computeruhr abgestimmt werden kann (Abkürzung SDRAM)

Time division Multiple Access Click to Search Time division Multiple Access
Methode der drahtlosen Kommunikation die es ermöglicht verschiedene Übertragungen durch nur ein Kanal zu senden durch Aufteilen in Abschnitte und jedem Abschnitt eine Übertragungseinheit zuzuteilen, abgekürzt TDMA

Ultra Direct Memory Access Click to Search Ultra Direct Memory Access
Ultra Direct Memory Access (UDMA) Protokoll zum Datentranster vom Computer zu einer peripheren Einheit unter Umgehung der zentralen Prozessoreinheit (um erhöhte Schnelligkeit zu erreichen)

Universal Data Access Click to Search Universal Data Access
Universaler Standard von Microsoft für einen schnellen Zugang zu verschiedenen Arten von Datenbanken (Computer)

WordNet 3.0 Dictionary

access Click to Search access
I noun 1. the right to enter (Freq. 2) • Syn: entree, accession, admission, admittance • Derivationally related forms: admit (for: admittance) • Hypernyms: right • Hyponyms: door 2. the right to obtain or make use of or take advantage of something (as services or membership) (Freq. 2) • Hypernyms: right 3. a way of entering or leaving (Freq. 2) - example : he took a wrong turn on the access to the bridge • Syn: approach • Hypernyms: way • Hyponyms: entrance, entranceway, entryway, entry, entree 4. a code (a series of characters or digits) that must be entered in some way (typed or dialed or spoken) to get the use of something (a telephone line or a computer or a local area network etc.) • Syn: access code • Hypernyms: code • Hyponyms: back door, backdoor 5. (computer science) the operation of reading or writing stored information • Syn: memory access • Topics: computer science, computing • Hypernyms: operation • Hyponyms: disk access 6. the act of approaching or entering - example : he gained access to the building • Hypernyms: approach, approaching, coming • Hyponyms: back door, backdoor II verb 1. obtain or retrieve from a storage device; as of information on a computer • Topics: computer science, computing • Hypernyms: recover, retrieve, find, regain • Hyponyms: address, log in, log on, log-in • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something 2. reach or gain access to - example : How does one access the attic in this house? - example : I cannot get to the T.V. antenna, even if I climb on the roof • Syn: get at • Derivationally related forms: accessible, accession • Hypernyms: reach, make, attain, hit, arrive at, gain • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something

access code Click to Search access code
noun a code (a series of characters or digits) that must be entered in some way (typed or dialed or spoken) to get the use of something (a telephone line or a computer or a local area network etc.) • Syn: access • Hypernyms: code • Hyponyms: back door, backdoor

access road Click to Search access road
noun a short road giving access to an expressway (Freq. 1) - example : in Britain they call an access road a slip road • Syn: slip road • Hypernyms: road, route

access time Click to Search access time
noun (computer science) the interval between the time data is requested by the system and the time the data is provided by the drive - example : access time is the sum of seek time and rotational latency and command processing overhead • Topics: computer science, computing • Hypernyms: time interval, interval • Part Meronyms: seek time, rotational latency, latency, command processing overhead time, command processing overhead, command overhead, overhead

accessary Click to Search accessary
I noun someone who helps another person commit a crime • Syn: accessory • Hypernyms: criminal, felon, crook, outlaw, malefactor • Hyponyms: abettor, abetter, accessory after the fact, accessory before the fact, accessory during the fact, confederate, collaborator, henchman, partner in crime II adjective aiding and abetting in a crime - example : he was charged with being accessory to the crime • Syn: accessory • Similar to: supportive

accessibility Click to Search accessibility
noun 1. the quality of being at hand when needed • Syn: handiness, availability, availableness • Ant: unavailability (for: availability), inaccessibility • Derivationally related forms: available (for: availableness), available (for: availability), accessible, handy (for: handiness) • Hypernyms: convenience • Hyponyms: command, print • Attrubites: accessible, inaccessible, unaccessible, available, unavailable 2. the attribute of being easy to meet or deal with • Syn: approachability • Ant: unapproachability (for: approachability) • Derivationally related forms: accessible, approachable (for: approachability) • Hypernyms: friendliness

accessible Click to Search accessible
adjective 1. capable of being reached - example : a town accessible by rail • Ant: inaccessible • Similar to: approachable, reachable, come-at-able, get-at-able, getatable, handy, ready to hand • See Also: convenient • Derivationally related forms: access • Attrubites: handiness, accessibility, availability, availableness 2. capable of being read with comprehension - example : readily accessible to the nonprofessional reader - example : the tales seem more approachable than his more difficult novels • Syn: approachable • Similar to: comprehensible, comprehendible 3. easily obtained - example : most students now have computers accessible - example : accessible money • Similar to: available • Derivationally related forms: accessibility 4. easy to get along with or talk to; friendly - example : an accessible and genial man • Similar to: approachable • Derivationally related forms: accessibility

accession Click to Search accession
I noun 1. a process of increasing by addition (as to a collection or group) - example : the art collection grew through accession • Hypernyms: increase, increment, growth 2. (civil law) the right to all of that which your property produces whether by growth or improvement • Topics: civil law • Hypernyms: property right 3. something added to what you already have - example : the librarian shelved the new accessions - example : he was a new addition to the staff • Syn: addition • Hypernyms: acquisition 4. agreeing with or consenting to (often unwillingly) - example : accession to such demands would set a dangerous precedent - example : assenting to the Congressional determination • Syn: assenting • Derivationally related forms: accede • Hypernyms: agreement 5. the right to enter • Syn: entree, access, admission, admittance • Derivationally related forms: admit (for: admittance) • Hypernyms: right • Hyponyms: door 6. the act of attaining or gaining access to a new office or right or position (especially the throne) - example : Elizabeth's accession in 1558 • Syn: rise to power • Derivationally related forms: access, accede • Hypernyms: attainment II verb make a record of additions to a collection, such as a library • Topics: recording, transcription • Hypernyms: record, enter, put down • Verb Frames: - example : Somebody ----s something

accessional Click to Search accessional
adjective of or constituting an accession • Pertains to noun: accession

accessorial Click to Search accessorial
adjective nonessential but helpful - example : accessorial services included sorting and packing • Similar to: inessential, unessential • Derivationally related forms: accessory

accessory Click to Search accessory
I noun 1. clothing that is worn or carried, but not part of your main clothing (Freq. 1) • Syn: accoutrement, accouterment • Derivationally related forms: accessorial • Hypernyms: clothing, article of clothing, vesture, wear, wearable, habiliment • Hyponyms: belt, furnishing, trappings 2. a supplementary component that improves capability (Freq. 1) • Syn: appurtenance, supplement, add-on • Derivationally related forms: add on (for: add-on), supplementary (for: supplement), supplemental (for: supplement), supplement (for: supplement), appurtenant (for: appurtenance), appertain (for: appurtenance), accessorial • Hypernyms: component, constituent, element • Hyponyms: auto accessory, computer accessory, fitting, fixings, trimmings 3. someone who helps another person commit a crime • Syn: accessary • Hypernyms: criminal, felon, crook, outlaw, malefactor • Hyponyms: abettor, abetter, accessory after the fact, accessory before the fact, accessory during the fact, confederate, collaborator, henchman, partner in crime II adjective 1. aiding and abetting in a crime - example : he was charged with being accessory to the crime • Syn: accessary • Similar to: supportive 2. furnishing added support - example : an ancillary pump - example : an adjuvant discipline to forms of mysticism - example : The mind and emotions are auxiliary to each other • Syn: adjunct, ancillary, adjuvant, appurtenant, auxiliary • Similar to: supportive • Derivationally related forms: auxiliary (for: auxiliary), appertain (for: appurtenant), appurtenance (for: appurtenant), adjunct (for: adjunct)

accessory after the fact Click to Search accessory after the fact
noun a person who gives assistance or comfort to someone known to be a felon or known to be sought in connection with the commission of a felony • Hypernyms: accessory, accessary

accessory before the fact Click to Search accessory before the fact
noun a person who procures or advises or commands the commission of a felony but who is not present at its perpetration • Hypernyms: accessory, accessary

accessory cephalic vein Click to Search accessory cephalic vein
noun a vein that passes along the radial edge of the forearm and joins the cephalic vein near the elbow • Syn: vena cephalica accessoria • Hypernyms: vein, vena, venous blood vessel • Part Holonyms: forearm

accessory during the fact Click to Search accessory during the fact
noun a person who witnesses a crime but does not try to prevent it • Hypernyms: accessory, accessary

accessory fruit Click to Search accessory fruit
noun fruit containing much fleshy tissue besides that of the ripened ovary; as apple or strawberry • Syn: pseudocarp • Hypernyms: fruit

accessory hemiazygos vein Click to Search accessory hemiazygos vein
noun a vein formed by the union of the 4th to 7th posterior intercostal veins; empties into the azygos vein • Syn: accessory hemiazygous vein, vena hemiazygos accessoria • Hypernyms: vein, vena, venous blood vessel

accessory hemiazygous vein Click to Search accessory hemiazygous vein
noun a vein formed by the union of the 4th to 7th posterior intercostal veins; empties into the azygos vein • Syn: accessory hemiazygos vein, vena hemiazygos accessoria • Hypernyms: vein, vena, venous blood vessel

accessory nerve Click to Search accessory nerve
noun arises from two sets of roots (cranial and spinal) that unite to form the nerve • Syn: spinal accessory, nervus accessorius, eleventh cranial nerve • Hypernyms: cranial nerve

accessory vertebral vein Click to Search accessory vertebral vein
noun a vein that accompanies the vertebral vein but passes through the foramen of the transverse process of the 7th cervical vertebra and empties into the brachiocephalic vein • Syn: vena vertebralis accessoria • Hypernyms: vein, vena, venous blood vessel

disk access Click to Search disk access
noun memory access to the computer disk on which information is stored • Hypernyms: access, memory access

memory access Click to Search memory access
noun (computer science) the operation of reading or writing stored information • Syn: access • Derivationally related forms: access (for: access) • Topics: computer science, computing • Hypernyms: operation • Hyponyms: disk access

random access memory Click to Search random access memory
noun the most common computer memory which can be used by programs to perform necessary tasks while the computer is on; an integrated circuit memory chip allows information to be stored or accessed in any order and all storage locations are equally accessible • Syn: random-access memory, random memory, RAM, read/write memory • Hypernyms: volatile storage • Hyponyms: magnetic core memory, core memory • Part Meronyms: buffer, buffer storage, buffer store, core, magnetic core, RAM disk

room access Click to Search room access
noun the entrance (the space in a wall) through which you enter or leave a room or building; the space that a door can close - example : he stuck his head in the doorway • Syn: doorway, door, threshold • Hypernyms: entrance, entranceway, entryway, entry, entree • Hyponyms: exterior door, outside door • Part Holonyms: wall • Part Meronyms: casing, case, door, doorframe, doorcase, doorsill, doorstep, threshold

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Linguatic English Turkish Dictionary

access

access denied

access hatch

accessary

accessary

accessibility

accessible

accessible to the public

accession

accession to power

accession to the throne

accessories

accessory

accessory

accessory after the fact

accessory before the fact

easy of access

have access to

internet access

no access to car decks

open access library

random access

Linguatic English English Dictionary

access

Access

access code

access control

access denied

access key

access number

access privileges

access road

access time

accessary after the fact

accessary before the fact

accessary`s liability

accessibility

accessible

accessibleness

accessibly

accession

accessorial

accessories

accessorily

accessoriness

accessorise (Brit.)

accessorius

accessorize (Amer.)

accessory

accessory after the fact

accessory at the fact

accessory before the fact

accessory contract

accessory muscle

accessory pigment

Code Division Multiple Access

DAO (Data Access Objects)

Data Access Objects

dialup access

difficult of access

direct access

Direct Memory Access

DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory)

easy of access

ensuring access

gain access

IDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol)

IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol)

Internet Message Access Protocol

LATA (Local Access and Transport Area)

Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)

Local Access and Transport Area

memory access time

NAP (network access point)

network access point

Non-Uniform Memory Access

RAM (Random Access Memory)

random access