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Definition of a handshake in English Turkish dictionary
- handshake
- el sıkışma
Sizin el sıkışmanız çok sıkı.
-Your handshake is too tight.
Ziyaretçiler, sıcak el sıkışma ile karşılandılar.
-The visitors were greeted with warm handshakes.
- handclasp
- el sıkışma
- handshake
- {i} anlaşma
- handshake
- tokalaşma
Ben masonların gizli bir tokalaşması olduğunu duydum.
-I hear the Freemasons have a secret handshake.
Kulübümüzün gizli bir tokalaşması var.
-Our club has a secret handshake.
- handshake
- el sıkma
Tom'un çok güçlü bir el sıkması var.
-Tom has a very strong handshake.
- handshake
- {f} anlaş
- handshake
- {i} toka
Sıkı bir tokalaşmayla ayrıldılar.
-They parted with a firm handshake.
Ben masonların gizli bir tokalaşması olduğunu duydum.
-I hear the Freemasons have a secret handshake.
- handshake
- {f} tokalaş
Sıkı bir tokalaşmayla ayrıldılar.
-They parted with a firm handshake.
Kulübümüzün gizli bir tokalaşması var.
-Our club has a secret handshake.
- handshake
- Öntanışma
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Definition of a handshake in English English dictionary
- handclasp
- handshake
- The grasping of hands by two people when greeting or leave-taking
- handshake
- An exchange of signals between two devices when communications begin in order to ensure synchronization
- handshake
- An interface procedure that is based on status/data signals that assure orderly data transfer as opposed to asynchronous exchange
- handshake
- A series of signals acknowledging that communication or the transfer of information can take place between computers or other devices A hardware handshake is an exchange of signals over specific wires (other than the data wires), in which each device indicates its readiness to send or receive data A software handshake consists of signals transmitted over the same wires used to transfer data, as in modem-to-modem communications over telephone lines
- handshake
- A protocol two computers use to initiate a communication session
- handshake
- Part of the procedure to set up a datacommunications link The handshake can be part of the protocol itself or an introductory process: the computers wishing to talk to each other set out the conditions they can operate under Sometimes, the handshake is just a warning that a communication is imminent
- handshake
- Protocol used by two computer systems to establish communication
- handshake
- The protocol that controls the flow of information between a system and a printer A hardware handshake uses only cable wires and pins to control the flow A software handshake (also called xon/xoff flow control) uses a combination of pins, wires, and software
- handshake
- An exchange between communicating devices that ensures data has been transmitted successfully and is known to have been transmitted
- handshake
- A signal set by a modem to an access provider's computer in order to obtain permission to connect to the net
- handshake
- Part of the procedure to set up a data communications link The handshake can be part of the protocol itself or an introductory process The computers wishing to talk to each other set out the conditions they can operate under Sometimes, the handshake is just a warning that a communication is imminent
- handshake
- grasping and shaking a person's hand (as to acknowledge an introduction or to agree on a contract)
- handshake
- (Internet Directory Administrator's Guide; search in this book) [definition #2] (Internet Directory Application Developer's Guide; search in this book)
- handshake
- If you give someone a handshake, you take their right hand with your own right hand and hold it firmly or move it up and down, as a sign of greeting or to show that you have agreed about something such as a business deal. see also golden handshake
- handshake
- A Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) session always begins with an exchange of messages called the SSL handshake The handshake allows the server to authenticate itself to the client by using public key techniques, and then allows the client and the server to cooperate in the creation of symmetric keys used for rapid encryption, decryption, and tamper detection during the session that follows Optionally, the handshake also allows the client to authenticate itself to the server
- handshake
- An exchange of signals between two connected devices to ensure that the connection is maintained
- handshake
- A sequence of messages exchanged between two or more networks devices to ensure transmission synchronization
- handshake
- This is the initial exchange of information between two modems upon contact During the handshake, the two sides agree upon a protocol and other rules (such as how fast they are going to transfer information) to govern the transfer of information back and forth between them Without a handshake, the connection will not be successfully created
- handshake
- {i} handclasp, grasping and holding of hands by two or more people (customarily done when greeting or parting)
- handshake
- The process of establishing the communications connection on a switched line 6 14
- handshake
- A data synchronisation protocol occurring irregularly The sending terminal indicates that it wants/is able to send new data, and the called terminal indicates that it wants/is able to communicate again Depending on whether this is indicated via the line or via control characters, it is referred to as Hardware Handshake or Software Handshake respectively The Hardware Handshake system is faster than Software Handshake, since no character is transmitted
- handshake
- Signals between a wireless phone and a wireless system to accomplish call setup
- handshake
- An interchange of information between to remote processes, used to establish communications according to a certain protocol
- handshake
- A preliminary exchange of predetermined signals performed by modems and/or terminals and computers to verify that a communications link has been established and data transmission can proceed
- handshake
- (Internet Directory Administrator's Guide)
- handshake
- A protocol between two devices, such as a smart card and a personal computer, to establish a common dialog
- handshake
- An initial negotiation between client and server that establishes the parameters of their transactions
- handshake
- Sequence of messages exchanged between two or more network devices to ensure transmission synchronization
- handshake
- A preliminary procedure, usually part of a communications protocol, to establish a connection
- handshake
- The communication between two modems that indicates a connection is being made
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a handshake
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a hand·shakeTurkish pronunciation
ı händşeykPronunciation
/ə ˈhandˌsʜāk/ /ə ˈhændˌʃeɪk/
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