e-reader

Tatoeba kullanıcıları dört İdeal tipik gruba ayrılabilir: okuyucular, yazarlar, çevirmenler ve düzeltmenler. - Tatoeba users can be divided into four ideal-typical groups: readers, authors, translators and proofreaders.

reader

okuma kitabı

tape reader

(Bilgisayar) PDF biçimli dosyaları görüntülemeye yarayan bir bilgisayar programı

avid reader

avid okuyucu

bar code slot reader

yuvalı çubukkod okuyucu

disk reader

disk okuyucu

housebound reader

evden çıkamayan okuyucu

mark sense reader

işareti anlamda okuyucu

optical character reader

bilg. optik karakter okuyucu

(Askeri) HABER İNCELEYİCİ: Muhabere istihbaratında; operatörlerin kaydettikleri düşmana ait haberleri okumakla görevli şahıs

magnetic ink character reader

manyetik mürekkepli karakter

magnetic slot reader

yuvalı manyetik okuyucu

magnetic stripe slot reader

yuvalı manyetik şerit okuyucu

mind reader

düşünce okuyan

omnivorous reader

ne bulursa okuyan kimse

omnivorous reader

(isim) bulursa okuyan kimse

{i} doçent [brit.]

{i} eleştirmen

{i} okutman

yayımlanacak eserleri eleştiren kimse

reader

{i} antoloji

reader

(Sosyoloji, Toplumbilim) seçki

reader-response criticism

(Sosyoloji, Toplumbilim) okur odaklı eleştiri iser

reader-response criticism

(Sosyoloji, Toplumbilim) jauss

kitap okumaya doymayan okuyucu

wand reader

okuma kalemi

English - English

Definition of e-reader in English English dictionary: A hardware device used to read e-books
Reader: A person who is not ordained but is appointed to lead most services in the Anglican Church
Reader's Digest version: An abridged or compressed, concise version
Reader's Digest versions: plural form of Reader's Digest version
beta reader: A person proofreading another person's text before the latter makes it available to the general public
e-book reader: A lightweight hardware device used to read e-books
email reader: computer program used to manage email
lay reader: A person who is not ordained but is appointed to lead Church services
microplate reader: A piece of laboratory equipment used to detect the changes that might occur in a microtiter plate
mind-reader: Someone telepathic, with powers to sense what others are thinking
plate reader: A piece of laboratory equipment used to detect the changes that might occur in a microtiter plate
proof reader: A person who reads proof, copy or other text, looking for errors and making corrections
reader: A device such as a card reader or microfilm reader
reader: A book of exercises to accompany a textbook
reader: A lay or minor cleric who reads lessons in a church service
reader: A person who recites literary works, usually to an audience
reader: A literary anthology
reader: A university lecturer below a professor
reader: A person who reads a publication
reader: A newspaper advertisement designed to look like an news article rather than a commercial solicitation
reader: A proofreader
screen reader: A system that speaks aloud information from a computer display, for users with impaired vision
reader: {n} a person who reads, a studious person
acrobat reader: (Bilgisayar) A free program produced and distributed by Adobe Systems, Inc., for displaying and printing documents that are in Portable Document Format (PDF)
adobe reader: (Bilgisayar) A free program produced and distributed by Adobe Systems, Inc., for displaying and printing documents that are in Portable Document Format (PDF)
screen reader: A screen reader is a software application that attempts to identify and interpret what is being displayed on the screen. This interpretation is then represented to the user with text-to-speech, sound icons, or a braille output. Screen readers are a form of assistive technology (AT) potentially useful to people who are blind, visually impaired, or learning disabled, often in combination with other AT such as screen magnifiers
Haftarah reader: (Judaism) one who chants the Haftarah (weekly reading of the Prophets following the weekly portion of the Torah reading)
Reader's Digest: a magazine containing short articles and stories on many different subjects, which is produced in many different languages and in separate editions in the UK and the US. U.S.-based monthly magazine. Founded by DeWitt and Lila Wallace, it was first published in 1922 as a digest of articles of topical interest and entertainment value condensed from other periodicals. From 1934 it published condensed versions of current books; later it began publishing books containing original material. Though initially conceived as an impartial journal, the Digest has tended to reflect its publishers' generally conservative outlook. It probably has the largest circulation of any periodical in the world, appearing in dozens of editions and a wide variety of languages worldwide
Reader's Digest: monthly American magazine that reprints articles from other publications in a shortened form
acrobat reader: Software from Adobe that lets you view portable document format (PDF) files You can download it for free from the Adobe Web site It also comes on the DukeNet Tools CD Although the Acrobat Reader is free, editing and creating PDF files requires Acrobat, which is not free
acrobat reader: An Adobe software product, available in a freeware version, that permits the downloading, viewing and printing of files (in 'portable document format') from the web in their original format See PDF
acrobat reader: A free product that can be downloaded from the Internet that enables users to view portable document format ( pdf) files Back to top
acrobat reader: Application by Adobe Systems, Inc , used for viewing PDF (portable document format) files PDF files are electronic versions of manuals and other documents that include fonts and illustrations They can be read on-screen or printed out
acrobat reader: A free program from Adobe, used for displaying and printing PDF files Creating and editing sophisticated PDFs requires commercial programs such as Acrobat Distiller but most programs like Microsoft Word can save files as a PDF
acrobat reader: A tool by Adobe to view and print PDF files Acrobat Reader is freely distributable
acrobat reader: Acrobat reader is a software program that allows you to open and view Portable Document Format (PDF) files Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from the Internet (http: //www adobe com) << Return
acrobat reader: A software program from Adobe that allows you to view PDF files It is available as a free download from Adobe's Website www adobe com Also see PDF Top of page
acrobat reader: A program developed by Adobe for viewing nicely formatted documents called PDF files See also: Acrobat, PDF (Webopedia)
acrobat reader: Adobe web based document reader for Pdf file extensions A free download is offered at : www adobe com/products/acrobat/readstep html
acrobat reader: A stand-alone program or web browser plug-in from Adobe that lets users view a PDF file in its original format and appearance
acrobat reader: This is a special computer program which you can use to display and print documents prepared with rich formatting and graphics You should find this program on the desktop of your college computer network You can download a free copy of this programme from the Adobe website: Also read question 1 on page 183 of The Essential Guide to the Internet for Health Professionals
acrobat reader: This free application allows users to view print and navigate through PDF files This program can be downloaded at Adobe web site to top
acrobat reader: A free program produced and distributed by Adobe Systems for displaying and printing documents in Portable Document Format (PDF)
avid reader: one who enjoys reading, "bookworm", one who loves to read
bar code reader: (Ticaret) A movable or fixed device that scans a bar code and interprets the combination of bars and spaces to record a transaction or a status
bar-code reader: electronic device which reads codes made up of lines and numbers
barcode reader: – A component of a barcode sorter that reads and interprets the barcode previously applied to a mailpiece
barcode reader: A laser-optical reader that scans a barcode and then uses logic to translate from a scanned barcode to a human-readable representation, such as volume serial number
barcode reader: A Light Pen for reading Barcodes
basal reader: A textbook compiled to teach people, especially young children, to read
blind reader: A post-office clerk whose duty is to decipher obscure addresses
gentle reader: kind reader (form of address used by an author when addressing a reader)
graded reader: A graded reader is a story which has been adapted for people learning to read or learning a foreign language. Graded readers avoid using difficult grammar and vocabulary
lay reader: a layman who is authorized by the bishop to read parts of the service in an Anglican or Episcopal church
lay reader: A layperson in the Anglican or Roman Catholic church authorized by a bishop to read some parts of the service. someone in Christian churches who is not a priest but who has been given authority to lead a religious service
lay reader: A layman authorized to read parts of the public service of the church
lip reader: someone who can understand spoken words by watching the movements of a speaker's lips
map-reader: a person who can read maps; "he is a good map-reader
meter reader: worker from the electric company that takes readings from the usage meter of a home in order to charge a customer for the amount of electricity used
mind reader: someone who knows what someone else is thinking without being told
mind reader: someone with the power of communicating thoughts directly
mind reader: person who can read other people's thoughts
mind reader: a magician who seems to discern the thoughts of another person (usually by clever signals from an accomplice)
optical character reader: A device used for optical character recognition
palm reader: a palmist
reader: A device that enlarges microimages for viewing See also READER-PRINTER
reader: someone who reads manuscripts and judges their suitability for publication
reader: One whose distinctive office is to read prayers in a church
reader: We have used this term for the person who browses, to distinguish him/her from the program ( browser ) which (s)he uses
reader: a person who enjoys reading
reader: The readers of a newspaper, magazine, or book are the people who read it. These texts give the reader an insight into the Chinese mind
reader: A projection device for viewing an enlarged microimage with the unaided eye
reader: A proof reader
reader: One who reads often and enjoys it
reader: a person who can read; a literate person
reader: Person who guides the team during the inspection meeting by reading or paraphrasing the work product The role of the reader is usually fulfilled by a member of the inspection team other than the author(s) All inspection methods don't use this role
reader: closet connected to the Stafsferja or a sticksboard to read the information It has lots of Letterwheels (up to 120 in a row) The letterwheels have all characters/numbers on it The reader “reads” a card and then turns the wheel in such a way that the read character/number is put in front of a small window, so it can be read by a human There is a zero-handle that replaces all wheels to the starting position (blank)
reader: In a broad sense, a device that can access data from a machine-readable storage source Most often refers to the device that reads magnetic stripe cards
reader: The device containing the digital electronics which extract and separate the information from the format definition and error management bits The digital electronics perform the actual reading function These read electronics may also interface to an integral display and/or provide a parallel or serial communications interface to a host computer or industrial controller
reader: A program used to read a text file from a disk
reader: one of a series of texts for students learning to read a person who enjoys reading a person who can read; a literate person
reader: one of a series of texts for students learning to read
reader: Entry point to a routine in the BIOS that reads the next character from the currently assigned reader device
reader: The Reader is someone obtaining an instance of a document by some anonymous protocol on the Web Viewing a document with a World Wide Web browser is probably the most common way of becoming a Reader
reader: In the University of Oxford, one who reads lectures on scientific subjects In the Inns of Court, one who reads lectures in law In printing, one who reads and corrects the proof-sheets of any work before publication; a corrector of the press
reader: someone who reads proof in order to find errors and mark corrections
reader: A device that "receives" an identification code from a card, key tag, magnetic stripe card, bar code card, or related item
reader: A device used for reading a bar code; typically consists of a scanner, a decoder, and a data communications interface
reader: A book containing a selection of extracts for exercises in reading; an elementary book for practice in a language; a reading book
reader: The electromechanical device used to extract data from a previously encoded magnetic stripe
reader: One who reads much; one who is studious
reader: The decoder or interpreter of text, verbal or otherwise In some important currents of contemporary literary criticism and theory, attention has shifted from both texts and authors to readers As part of his shift, the image of readers as consumers of fixed meanings is replaced by the view of them as producers of open-ended texts and, of course, hypermedia
reader: a public lecturer at certain universities
reader: A reader is a book to help children to learn to read, or to help people to learn a foreign language. It contains passages of text, and often exercises to give practice in reading and writing. a weekly US newspaper printed in Chicago, containing news about many subjects, but especially about entertainment
reader: anyone who reads a lesson, psalm or prayer in a service Lay persons may read any lesson but the Gospel reading is usually done by an ordained person
reader: One who reads lectures on scientific subjects
reader: One who reads manuscripts offered for publication and advises regarding their merit
reader: The part of Livingstone that Reads a Model from a Model Filein one of the Model File Formats
reader: A university title conferred on some dons who are not yet professors [Oxford]
reader: A user who can search for and read documents but cannot add them to the workspace By default, all folder users have reader permissions In an enhanced folder, readers can only view folders and published versions of documents A reader cannot check out, edit, or delete workspace documents and cannot view draft document versions
reader: (Gr Anagnostis, Sl Chtets) The individual assigned to read, chant, and give responses in church services Usually such a person will be blessed by the bishop with special prayers and in a special ceremony
reader: Normally a student that uses the Xercise Engine system for reading books
reader: {i} one who reads; proofreader, one who reads documents and corrects errors; book containing a collection of passages for use in a lesson
reader: someone who contracts to receive and pay for a certain number of issues of a publication
reader: One who reads
reader: The details may be left to the reader: I can't do it
reader: Also called a scorer, a person trained to apply the holistic scoring process to student writing
reader: a person hired by a production company, producer, director, studio, or agent to read a script then write coverage on it They generally work free lance and are paid approximately $45 a script
reader: A reader is a person who reads, especially one who reads for pleasure. Thanks to that job I became an avid reader
reader: someone who reads the lessons in a church service; someone ordained in a minor order of the Roman Catholic Church
screen reader: A software program that reads the contents of the screen aloud to a user Used primarily by individuals who are blind, screen readers can usually only read text that is printed, not painted, to the screen
screen reader: Software and/or hardware that provides visual information in audio format for computer users
screen reader: A software/hardware system that allows a person with visual or print impairment to attain access to printed material on a computer screen Output for the user can be both tactile and/or auditory
screen reader: Screen Reader is the commonly-used name for Voice Output Technology for people with visual impairments Hardware and software combinations produce synthesized voice output for the text displayed on the computer screen, and the keystrokes entered on the keyboard Screen readers also allow the navigation of a graphical Windows environment through audible feedback cues (Please use the back button of your web browser to return to the previous document)
screen reader: The screen reader monitors the text on screen and sends the material to the user in a different format, via a speech synthesiser or electronic Braille display
screen reader: Computer software that speaks text on the screen Often used by individuals who are visually impaired
screen reader: A software program that reads the contents of the screen aloud to a user Usually used by blind and visually impaired people Screen readers cannot read text that is part of an image
screen reader: Software that reads the content of a computer screen aloud Screen readers can only interpret text content, so all graphic and multimedia must have alternative text descriptions using ALT text, captions, transcripts, or other methods
scripture reader: one who reads the Bible or other holy writings
voracious reader: book worm, one who likes to read
wedge reader: (Ticaret) A data collection device where a magnetic card is swiped, or pulled, through a slot in the middle