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1tail light — tail lamp or tail light noun (esp N American) A usu red light carried at the back of a train, tram, car or other vehicle • • • Main Entry: ↑tail * * * tail light UK US noun [countable] [singular tail light …
2Tail (Unix) — tail est une commande UNIX qui permet d afficher les dernières lignes de texte d un fichier ou de l entrée standard. Syntaxe La syntaxe est la suivante : tail [options] <fichier> Par défaut, tail affiche les 10 dernières lignes de son… …
3tail (Unix) — tail est une commande UNIX qui permet d afficher les dernières lignes de texte d un fichier ou de l entrée standard. Syntaxe La syntaxe est la suivante : tail [options] <fichier> Par défaut, tail affiche les 10 dernières lignes de son… …
4tail-light — tail lights also taillight N COUNT The tail lights on a car or other vehicle are the two red lights at the back. She stood watching the car s tail lights disappear down the drive. Syn: rear light …
5Car handling — and vehicle handling is a description of the way wheeled vehicles perform transverse to their direction of motion, particularly during cornering and swerving. It also includes their stability when moving in a straight line. Handling and braking… …
6tail fin — 1. a fixed or adjustable fin on the rear of a rocket, car, etc.: sometimes written tailfin n. 2. Zool. a movable fin that forms the tail of a fish, the fluke of a whale, etc. * * * …
7tail fin — ► NOUN 1) Zoology a fin at the posterior end of a fish s body. 2) a projecting vertical surface on the tail of an aircraft, housing the rudder and providing stability. 3) an upswept projection on each rear corner of a motor car, popular in the… …
8tail fin — 1. a fixed or adjustable fin on the rear of a rocket, car, etc.: sometimes written tailfin n. 2. Zool. a movable fin that forms the tail of a fish, the fluke of a whale, etc …
9tail|light — tail light, or tail|light «TAYL LYT», noun. a warning light, usually red, at the rear of a car, truck, train, or other vehicle …
10Car|di|gan — «KAHR duh guhn», noun. a knitted jacket or sweater that opens down the front. ╂[< the seventh Earl of Cardigan, 1797 1868] Car|di|gan «KAHR duh guhn», noun. one of two varieties of Welsh corgi, characterized by a relatively long tail. ╂[<… …
