electronic organizer
1Electronic Organizer — IQ 8920 von Sharp (Organizer mit QWERTZ Tastatur und erstmals vollwertigem Touchscreen) …
2electronic organizer — n a small piece of electronic equipment that you can use to record addresses, telephone numbers, dates of meetings etc …
3Electronic organizer — An electronic organizer is a small calculator sized computer, often with an in built diary application but few other functions such as an address book and calendar. It normally has a small alphanumeric keypad and an LCD screen of two or three… …
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5Organizer — could refer to: Union organizer, a trade union official Party organizer, a political party official Community organizing, a way of building democratic power for the powerless Personal organizer, a type of diary Electronic organizer, an electronic …
6Organizer — aus Papier Als Organizer bezeichnet man Zeitplaner Ringbücher (Beispiel Filofax), die zur Termin , Adress und Aufgabenverwaltung dienen. Im modernen Sinn bezeichnet der Begriff einen handlichen Computer, den sogenannten Electronic Organizer.… …
7electronic — e‧lec‧tron‧ic [ɪˌlekˈtrɒnɪk, ˌelɪk ǁ ˈtrɑː ] adjective 1. electronic equipment uses electricity and computer chip S: • an electronic organizer (= equipment that you can use to record addresses, phone numbers etc ) with 256 KB of memory 2. using… …
8electronic — e|lec|tron|ic W3S3 [ˌelıkˈtrɔnık, ıˌlek US ˈtra: ] adj 1.) electronic equipment, such as computers and televisions, uses electricity that has passed through computer ↑chips ↑transistors, etc ▪ electronic games ▪ an electronic organizer (=a small… …
9organizer — or‧gan‧i‧zer [ˈɔːgənaɪzə ǁ ˈɔːrgənaɪzər] also organiser noun [countable] 1. someone whose work involves planning and arranging events, activities, work etc: • organizers of training courses • What information would a conference organiser need? 2 …
10organizer — noun 1. a person who brings order and organization to an enterprise (Freq. 1) she was the organizer of the meeting • Syn: ↑organiser, ↑arranger • Derivationally related forms: ↑arrange (for: ↑ …
