Englisch - Türkisch
Definition von egresses im Englisch Türkisch wörterbuch
- çıkış
- egress
- (Havacılık) fırlama
- egress
- gidiş
- egress
- çıkış izni
- egress
- çıkış
- egress
- dışarı çıkma
- egress
- Çıkış kapısı
- egress
- Dışarı çıkma, gitme, gidiş
- egress
- (Havacılık) Dışarı çıkma, gitme, gidiş; çıkış kapısı; çıkış müsaadesi
- egress
- çıkış müsaadesi
- egress
- {i} çare
- egress
- {i} tutulmanın sonu [(Astronomi) ]
- egress
- çıkış izni/çıkış
- egress
- {i} çıkma
- egress
- egression dışarı çıkma
- egress
- {i} çıkar yol
- egress
- tutulmanın sonu
Relevante Übersetzungen
Englisch - Englisch
Definition von egresses im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch
- third-person singular of egress
- egress
- An exit or way out
- egress
- To exit or leave; to go or come out
- egress
- The end of the apparent transit of a small astronomical body over the disk of a larger one
- egress
- any place of exit
- egress
- {n} the act of going out, departure
- egress
- (astronomy) the reappearance of a celestial body after an eclipse
- egress
- A term concerning a right to come and go across the land (public or private) of another Usually part of the term ingress and egress
- egress
- Means of exit from a room, building or property (often to a road)
- egress
- The right to leave a tract of land Often used in connection with access
- egress
- The right to leave a tract of land "Often used interchangeably with access " (See Access)
- egress
- To emerge from, as a star or satellite emerging from behind another planetary body
- egress
- Egress (pronounced EE-grehs), in its basic definition, means going out of something or exit point Relative to network traffic, all traffic has an egress point, whether it is an egress from a LAN, network to network, WAN to Internet, etc See Router
- egress
- The process of exiting or leaving
- egress
- The act of going out or leaving, or the power to leave; departure
- egress
- The right to leave a tract of land Often used interchangeably with "access "
- egress
- The method, time, circuit, or facility used to exit the network at the call destination
- egress
- the act of coming (or going) out; becoming apparent (astronomy) the reappearance of a celestial body after an eclipse
- egress
- The right to a path or right-of-way over which a person may leave or go away from his own real estate
- egress
- The way by which a person exits In windows, this most commonly refers to the use of the window as a fire exit in an emergency
- egress
- A fire code that requires entry and exit specifications in bedrooms
- egress
- come out of; "Water issued from the hole in the wall"; "The words seemed to come out by themselves"
- egress
- A term concerning a right to come and go across the land (public or private) of another Another part of the term ingress and egress
- egress
- A term concerning a right to come and go across the land (public or private) of another Another part of the term ingress and egress
- egress
- Means of leaving property
- egress
- A place or means of going out
- egress
- A way to exit from a property; the opposite of ingress
- egress
- the act of coming (or going) out; becoming apparent
- egress
- To go out; to depart; to leave
- egress
- {i} act of exiting, going out; exit
- egress
- The right to leave a tract of land Often used interchangeably with access (See access)
- egress
- the becoming visible; "not a day's difference between the emergence of the andrenas and the opening of the willow catkins"
- egress
- access from a land parcel to a public road or other means of exit
- egress
- the act of leaving a building or place, or the right to do this (egressus, from egredi )
- egress
- The passing off from the sun's disk of an inferior planet, in a transit
- egress
- The term used usually determining the size of an opening for emergency exiting of a room All bedrooms must have egress windows by law
- egress
- A means of exiting the home An egress window is required in every bedroom and basement Normally a 4' X 4' window is the minimum size required
- egress
- Exit the target area
- egress
- One of two distinctly different roles of the MPC (Multi Protocol Client) As an Egress MPC the client sinks or receives data frames from an Ingress MPC (Multi Protocol Client)
- egress
- Frame relay frames leaving a frame relay network in the direction toward the destination device Contrast with Ingress