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  • 41Ramp Up — Unter Ramp up versteht man die Phase im Lebenszyklus einer neuen Software oder einer neuen Software Veröffentlichung, nach dem Entwicklungsschluss und vor der allgemeinen Marktfreigabe. Dabei wird die Software in der Regel bei ausgewählten Kunden …

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  • 42ramp-up — noun A sudden increase; a boost See Also: ramp up …

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  • 43ramp up — verb a) To increase rapidly to a new value. Headcount ramped up over three months. b) To increase (something) rapidly to a new value; to cause (something) to ramp up. The manager ramped up headcount …

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  • 44ramp — noun Ramp is used after these nouns: ↑entrance, ↑exit, ↑parking, ↑wheelchair …

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  • 45ramp — Synonyms and related words: acclivity, arise, ascent, assault, attack, back stairs, ballot box stuffing, bank, barbarize, batter, be angry, be excitable, beat, beguile of, bellow, bevel, bezel, bilk, blow a gasket, blow up, bob, bounce, bristle,… …

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  • 46ramp — is., tiy., Fr. rampe Bir tiyatro sahnesinin önünde, ışık ve ışıldakların yerleştirildiği, izleyiciye en yakın yer Atasözü, Deyim ve Birleşik Fiiller ramp ışığına çıkarmak …

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  • 47ramp — vb to provoke, annoy. A term used by young street gang members in London since around 2000. ► Don t ramp with me. She s been ramping him …

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  • 48ramp —    to rob, cheat, or overcharge    Originally, to snatch. The overcharging use may owe something to the upward inclination.    A ramp usually refers to cheating or overcharging, not robbery …

    How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms

  • 49RAMP — abbr. RAMP NETWORKS INC NASDAQ …

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  • 50ramp — noun (C) 1 AmE a road for driving onto or off a large main road; slip road BrE: Take the Lake Drive ramp at Charles Street. 2 a slope that has been built to connect two places that are at different levels: Ramps are needed at exits and entrances… …

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