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71stat|u|esque — «STACH u EHSK», adjective. like a statue in dignity, formal grace, or classic beauty. –stat´u|esque´ly, adverb. –stat´u|esque´ness, noun …
72Stat (Unix) — stat est le nom d un appel système et d une commande Unix faisant partie du paquetage Coreutils (ou GNU Core Utilities). Cet outil permet d obtenir des informations sur des fichiers ou répertoires. Exemple Afficher la taille du fichier… …
73stat|i|cal — «STAT uh kuhl», adjective. = static. (Cf. ↑static) …
74stat|ics — «STAT ihks», noun. the branch of mechanics that deals with bodies at rest or forces that balance each other …
75stat|is|ti|cian — «STAT uh STIHSH uhn», noun. an expert in statistics; person who prepares statistics …
76stat|o|blast — «STAT uh blast», noun. any one of the horny buds developed within certain freshwater bryozoans that are set free when the parent colony dies, remain inactive throughout the winter, and give rise to new individuals in the spring. ╂[< Greek… …
77stat|o|cyst — «STAT uh sihst», noun. Zoology. an organ of balance found in various crustaceans, flatworms, and other invertebrates, consisting of a sac containing particles (statoliths), as of sand or lime, suspended in fluid. ╂[< Greek statós standing,… …
78stat|o|lith — «STAT uh lihth», noun. a particle, as of sand or lime, suspended in fluid, contained in a statocyst. ╂[< Greek statós standing, static + líthos stone] …
79stat|o|scope — «STAT uh skohp», noun. 1. a form of aneroid barometer for measuring very small variations of atmospheric pressure. 2. an instrument for detecting a small rise or fall in the altitude of an aircraft. ╂[< Greek statós standing + English scope] …
80stat|ute — «STACH oot», noun. 1. a) a law enacted by a legislative body of a state or nation and recorded in a formal document: »The statutes for the United States are made by Congress. SYNONYM(S): See syn. under law. (Cf. ↑law) b) the document recording… …
