bromides

الإنجليزية - التركية

تعريف bromides في الإنجليزية التركية القاموس.
bromide: bromit
bromide: bromür
O kaçamak bromürlerle konuştu. - She spoke in evasive bromides.
bromide: bromür asidinin tuzu
bromide: bromide paper: fotoğraf kâğıdı
bromide: (argo) soğuk ve sıkıcı bir kimse
bromide: tatsız ve bayağı söz
bromide: bromide paper fotoğraf kâğıdı
bromide: {i} sıradan ve klişe söz (Argo)
bromide: {i} beylik lâf
bromide: soğuk ve sıkıcı bir kimse
bromide: eski fikir
bromide: {i} sıkıcı kimse (Argo)
bromide: (Kimya) bromör
bromide: sıkıcı kimse
bromide: sıradan ve klişe söz

الإنجليزية - الإنجليزية

تعريف bromides في الإنجليزية الإنجليزية القاموس.: plural of bromide
bromide: A platitude
We hoped the speech would include reassurances, but instead it was merely one bromide after another.
bromide: A dull person with conventional thoughts
My adviser at college was a bromide who had not had an original thought in years.
bromide: A compound of bromine with a positive radical
bromide: a sedative in the form of sodium or potassium bromide any of the salts of hydrobromic acid; used as a sedative
bromide: A bromide is a comment which is intended to calm someone down when they are angry, but which has been expressed so often that it has become boring and meaningless. The meeting produced the usual bromides about macroeconomic policy, third-world debt and the environment. = platitude
bromide: A common term for a bromide salt used to supply bromide ions to the water so they may be oxidized or changed into hypobromous acid, the killing form of bromine Used as a disinfectant
bromide: A binary compound of bromine and some other element or radical
bromide: Bromide is a drug which used to be given to people to calm their nerves when they were worried or upset. a dose of bromide
bromide: a trite or obvious remark
bromide: {i} compound of bromine that was formerly used as a sedative (Chemistry); trite and uncreative remark or hackneyed notion; cliché; ordinary person; boring person (Slang)
bromide: A photographic paper used in graphic reproduction, phototypesetting on which a photographic image is created
bromide: High quality black & white Artwork from either Film or Digital origin (As opposed to a photocopy which is low quality)
bromide: Any compound that contains either the Br- ion or bromine with an oxidation state of -1, such as NaBr or HBr
bromide: An inorganic compound used in tracer experiments to simulate contaminates
bromide: A dose of bromide taken as a sedative
bromide: [Slang] A sensitized paper coated with gelatin impregnated with bromide of silver, used in contact printing and in enlarging
bromide: A person who is conventional and commonplace in his habits of thought and conversation
bromide: Bromide's are created using film negatives or positives and result in high resolution, positive black and white image on permanent photographic paper Logos and logotype are commonly converted into bromides for artwork and scanning purposes Also known as a PMT (acronym for photomechanical transfer) C CAMERA-READY COPY Black and white artwork which is meant to be processed by shooting it on a process camera, converted to negatives and used to make printing plates On a direct-to-plate system, the black and white artwork would be converted directly from the art to the printing plate
bromide: A contraction of photo bromide An accepted part of the language of advertising Means black and white photoprint, usually of type, logo or packs, but loosely covers any black and white photograph See Repro Bromide
bromide: A photographic print created on bromide paper
bromide: Photographic print made from a negative, or a positive used as a proof
bromide: a sedative in the form of sodium or potassium bromide
bromide: Used to describe a bromide salt added to water to supply bromine that is changed to hypobromous acid, an effective disinfectant
bromide: one of the finished artwork options requested by the newspaper Most graphic designers can organise a bromide on your behalf if you supply a disk with a compatible file
bromide: a photographic print normally part of plate making
bromide: any of the salts of hydrobromic acid; used as a sedative
bromide: Code name for British Jamming equipment used to counter German "X-Beams"