an urn

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Определение an urn в Английский Язык Турецкий язык словарь
urn: ölü küllerinin saklandığı kap
urn: ayaklı vazo
urn: yakılan ölü küllerinin saklandığı vazo
casket: {i} küçük kutu
casket: {i} mücevher kutusu
casket: {i} tabut
casket: tabut/mücevher kutu
casket: {f} kutuya koymak
urn: ceset külü koyacağı
urn: {i} semaver
urn: {i} kupa
urn: {i} ölünün küllerinin saklandığı kap
urn: ayaklı kavanoz veya vazo

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Определение an urn в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь: casket
urn: a vessel for ashes or cremains of a deceased person
urn: a metal vessel for serving tea or coffee
urn: a vase with a footed base
urn: {i} jar for ashes; decorative vase (especially one on an ornamental pedestal); container in which a large quantity of hot water (or tea or coffee) is held and can be poured out through a spout
urn: {n} a vessel for the ashes of the dead
urn: The URI architecture requires that a resource be named by a URN (Uniform Resource Name) and be retrieved by a URL (Uniform Resource Locator) A URC (Uniform Resource Characterstitic) binds the URN of a resource to one or more URLs Once this system is activated, URNs will be used to "reference" information resources World Wide Web clients will then send the URN for a desired resource to an international network of URN to URL resolvers (the URC service) that will return to the client one or more URLs that can be used to access the resource
urn: Any place of burial; the grave
urn: Universal Resource Name that will identify a document or service, as does a URL, but in a location-independent, logical, robust manner
urn: a large pot for making coffee or tea
urn: It was haft the amphora, and four times the congius
urn: A tea urn
urn: Uniform Resource Name A web page name that doesn't change when the page is moved to a different computer, proposed as a solution to the broken link problem
urn: A measure of capacity for liquids, containing about three gallons and a haft, wine measure
urn: Uniform Resource Name A new Internet addressing scheme, still under discussion, which will allow multiple copies of resources to be identified
urn: A motif much used as decoration during the classical revival of the later 18th century and particularly associated with Adam
urn: a large vase that usually has a pedestal or feet a large pot for making coffee or tea
urn: Uniform Resource Name A new Internet addressing scheme, still under discussion, which will allow multiple copies of a resource to be identified
urn: Uniform Resource Name - RFC 1737
urn: Uniform Resource Name URNs are another kind of URI Names are more persistent than Locations A location may change, but a name rarely will
urn: See under Tea
urn: A container to hold cremated remains It can be placed in a columbarium or mausoleum, or buried in the ground When buried, the cemetery may require that the urn first be placed in a vault
urn: An urn is a metal container used for making a large quantity of tea or coffee and keeping it hot
urn: URNs are URIs that identify a resource regardless of its physical location URLs are a type of URN
urn: A container which serves as a receptacle for cremated human remains Urns can be made of bronze, ceramic, glass, stone, wood or other materials
urn: Uniform Resource Names, are as yet defined, but are the holy grail of addressing, as any file would retain the same URN, regardless of which computer the file resided on URNs would be universal identifiers for Internet resources, regardless of the resource origins
urn: Universal Resource Name A unique identifier that identifies an entity, but doesn't tell where it is located That lets the system look it up to see if a local copy exists before going out to find it on the Web It also allows the web location to change, while still allowing the object to be found
urn: Uniform Resource Name, the result of an evolving attempt to define a name and address syntax for persistent objects accessible over the Internet; urn: foo: a123,456 is a legal URN consisting of three colon-separated fields: urn followed by a namespace identifier, followed by a namespace specifier (see RFC 1737 and RFC 2141 for details)
urn: Uniform Resource Name
urn: Vase, generally with rounded body and narrow neck, especially used to refer to vessels containing the cremated remains of the dead
urn: a large vase that usually has a pedestal or feet
urn: Location-independent names for Internet resources
urn: Universal Resource Name
urn: A pottery vessel, usually rather large, deep, and without handles Urns were most often used for holding the ashes and bones of the dead and were sometimes buried
urn: Universal Resource Name/Number A storage-independent scheme to name all resources on the Internet with a unique and fixed name URNs are likely to supersede URLs for identification and referencing of networked resources
urn: Uniform Resource Name URNs are another kind of URI Names are more persistent than Locations A location may change, but a name rarely will (1)
urn: To inclose in, or as in, an urn; to inurn
urn: A vessel of various forms, usually a vase furnished with a foot or pedestal, employed for different purposes, as for holding liquids, for ornamental uses, for preserving the ashes of the dead after cremation, and anciently for holding lots to be drawn
urn: Fig
urn: A generic term for any container used for the placement of cremated remains (ashes) In general, there are no laws or regulations governing the size, shape or materials used for urns However, size may be a factor with regards to final disposition
urn: An urn is a container in which a dead person's ashes are kept
urn: A hollow body shaped like an urn, in which the spores of mosses are contained; a spore case; a theca
urn: A container into which cremated remains are placed, made of metal, wood or stone
urn: Unique Reference Number Usually applied to a data record as an identifier