12:33 Jul 5, 2000 |
French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering | |||||||
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na | functions, features |
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na | features |
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na | Operations studied |
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na | features |
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na | standard features |
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na | functionalities |
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functions, features Explanation: "You can report studied functions (features) using ...". jesusparedes |
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features Explanation: -- |
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Operations studied Explanation: You can use operations also. |
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features Explanation: Je confirme juste ce qui a été dit plus haut. Glossaires Microsoft à l'appui. Bonne traduction, Agnès |
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standard features Explanation: Found in most dictionaries! |
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functionalities Explanation: I wish I had a dime for every time I saw this tortured term during my labors in the Silicon Vineyards. Granted, it's ugly, but it does seem to fill the gap between mere features (which can be non-essential, or even frivolous) and functions, which are right down there in the machine code. -- Best, HC |
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