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11dial-in — UK US adjective [before noun] ► COMMUNICATIONS, INTERNET DIAL UP(Cf. ↑dial up) …
12dial-up — adj [only before noun] relating to a telephone line that is used to send information from one computer to another ▪ a dial up connection >dial up n …
13dial — ► NOUN 1) a disc marked to show the time on a clock or to indicate a reading or measurement by means of a pointer. 2) a disc with numbered holes on a telephone, turned to make a call. 3) a disc turned to select a setting on a radio, cooker, etc.… …
14dial — dial1 [dī′əl] n. [ME < ML dialis, daily < L dies, day: see DEITY] 1. a sundial 2. the face of a watch or clock 3. a) the face of a meter, gauge, compass, etc. on which a pointer or the like indicates an amount, degree, direction, etc. b) …
15dial — DIÁL, Ă adj. (Mit.) Care era consacrat lui Iupiter sau cultului său. [pron. di al. / < lat. dialis]. Trimis de LauraGellner, 19.02.2005. Sursa: DN DIÁL, Ă adj. (mit.) care era consacrat lui Iupiter sau cultului său. (< lat. dialis) Trimis …
16dial-up — dial ,up adjective COMPUTING a dial up service or system can be used from your computer by means of a telephone line …
17dial-up — dial′ up adj. tgp cmp available or transmitted via telephone lines: Use your modem to get dial up technical support for the software[/ex] …
18Dial — (engl., spr. Deiel), Sonnenuhr; daher Art of dialing die Gnomonik …
19Dial-in — Dial in, einwählen …
20dial — adj. 2 g. Cotidiano …
