English - Turkish
Definition of panes in English Turkish dictionary
- pane
- dilim
- freeze panes
- (Bilgisayar) parçaları dondur
- freeze panes
- (Bilgisayar) bölmeleri dondur
- pane
- (Bilgisayar) yarı pencere
- pane
- cam
Tom pencere camını kırdı.
-Tom broke the window pane.
Yağmur pencere camına vuruyor.
-The rain beats against the window pane.
- pane
- disk
- pane
- yuvarlak levha
- pane
- (Bilgisayar) çerçeve
- pane
- levha cam
- pane
- tabaka
- pane
- levha,pencere gözü
- pane
- pencerenin bir camı
- pane
- düz yüzey
- pane
- Yarı pencere / Pencere
- pane
- {i} pencere camı
Tom pencere camını kırdı.
-Tom broke the window pane.
Yağmur pencere camına vuruyor.
-The rain beats against the window pane.
- pane
- pencere cam
Tom pencere camını kırdı.
-Tom broke the window pane.
Yağmur pencere camına vuruyor.
-The rain beats against the window pane.
- pane
- {i} levha
- unfreeze panes
- (Bilgisayar) bölmeleri çöz
- unfreeze panes
- (Bilgisayar) parçaları çöz
- window panes
- Yarı pencereler
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Turkish - Turkish
Definition of panes in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- pane
- üzeri ekmek kırıntısıyla kaplanmış yiyecekler için kullanılan sözcük
- pane
- Yemek hazırlarken malzemeyi sırasıyla un, yumurta ve galeta unundan geçirme yöntemi
- pane
- Yiyecekleri önce una ve yumurtaya sonra istenirse galeta ununa bulayarak yapılan kızartma
- pane
- üzeri una bulanarak, yağda kızartılmış dana eti yemeği
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English - English
Definition of panes in English English dictionary
- plural of pane
- pane
- A layer in the build-up of a GUI
- pane
- Alternative spelling of peen
- pane
- An individual sheet of glass in a window
- pane
- {n} a square of glass, a mixture of squares
- pane
- One of the eight facets surrounding the table of a brilliant cut diamond
- pane
- The unit into which a full press sheet is divided before sale at post offices What a post office customer may refer to as a "sheet of stamps" is more properly called a pane Most full sheets are divided into four or more regular panes or many more booklet panes before they are shipped to post offices
- pane
- One screen of a multi-screen display inside a single dialog box Panes are generally selected through tab controls See also Tab Control
- pane
- A specialized sheet that understands issues pertaining to space requirements A pane appears as the child of a frame or of another pane Composite panes can hold other panes; leaf panes cannot
- pane
- One of the openings in a slashed garment, showing the bright colored silk, or the like, within; hence, the piece of colored or other stuff so shown
- pane
- In a split window, an area that you can view and scroll through separately from the rest of the document
- pane
- A piece of flat sheet glass used for glazing windows
- pane
- sheet glass cut in shapes for windows or doors
- pane
- street name for lysergic acid diethylamide
- pane
- {i} window pane, window glass
- pane
- In irrigating, a subdivision of an irrigated surface between a feeder and an outlet drain
- pane
- A portion of a divided window
- pane
- A distinct region within a window Usually you can choose to display all or some panes
- pane
- n A sheet or window that appears as the child of some other window or frame A composite pane can hold other panes; a leaf pane cannot
- pane
- Part of a window In Excel you can break a worksheet window into two panes and view different parts of the worksheet in each
- pane
- An area of changeable content in a dialog or other window Panes usually change as the result of the user clicking a tab or a button, or choosing an item from a pop-up menu In some cases, panes change as a process takes place, such as while the Installer application is running
- pane
- A division; a distinct piece, limited part, or compartment of any surface; a patch; hence, a square of a checkered or plaided pattern
- pane
- The narrow edge of a hammer head
- pane
- (n ) A collective term for scroll panes, split panes, and tabbed panes
- pane
- A pane of glass is a flat sheet of glass in a window or door. a piece of glass used in a window or door (pan, from pannus )
- pane
- a panel or section of panels in a wall or door
- pane
- sheet of glass set in a window, as in: We had to buy a new pane of glass for the front window because the kids were playing ball in the house
- pane
- the window on each page of the portal where the information appears Each pane has its own set of up & down scroll bars
- pane
- Especially, in modern use, the glass in one compartment of a window sash
- pane
- A partitioned area within a window that permits the window to display related pieces of information simultaneously Each pane has a title bar and an optional scroll bar
- pane
- A subwindow within the main window of the ArgoUML user interface
- pane
- A widget that is a child of a PanedWindow The user adjusts the size of a pane by means of a sash
- pane
- A piece of glass that, when installed in a window, becomes a light
- pane
- A distinct area of a window
- pane
- A glass surface in a window A window may include a number of panes or may consist of a single pane
- pane
- One of the compartments of a door or window consisting of a single sheet of glass in a frame; also, a sheet of glass
- pane
- A compartment of a surface, or a flat space; hence, one side or face of a building; as, an octagonal tower is said to have eight panes
- pane
- One of the separate areas in a split window
- pane
- One of the flat surfaces, or facets, of any object having several sides
- pane
- A pane is a text file describing the UIS which is the interface to a program This can either define the command line arguments or a graphical dialog for the user to end data Multiple panes may describe different aspects/invocations of the same program
- pane
- Part of a sheet of stamps, usually separated by 'gutter' margins
- pane
- A pane is a subdivision of a window For example, the Nautilus window contains a side pane and a view pane
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Turkish pronunciation
peynzPronunciation
/ˈpānz/ /ˈpeɪnz/
Etymology
[ 'pAn ] (noun.) 14th century. Middle English pan, pane strip of cloth, pane, from Middle French pan, from Latin pannus cloth, rag; more at VANE.Resimler
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