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Определение fragmenting в Английский Язык Турецкий язык словарь
- fragment
- {i} fragman
- fragment
- parça
Sabit disk parçalanmış gibi görünüyor.
-It looks like your hard disk is fragmented.
Paha biçilmez porselen parçalara ayrıldı.
-The priceless china shattered into fragments.
- fragment
- {i} kısım
- fragment
- (Tıp) parçacık
- fragment
- (Bilgisayar) bölümlenme
- fragment
- küçük parça
- fragment
- (Tıp) fragment
- fragment
- kırık
O, kırık bir vazonun parçalarını bir araya getirmeye çalıştı.
-He tried to put the fragments of a broken vase together.
- fragment
- kırık parça
- fragment
- parçalara ayrılmak
- fragment
- bölük börçük olmak
- fragment
- {f} parçala
Paha biçilmez porselen parçalara ayrıldı.
-The priceless china shattered into fragments.
Irak'ın Amerikan istilası ülkeyi harap, parçalanmış ve beş parasız bıraktı.
-The American invasion of Iraq left the country devastated, fragmented and broke.
- fragment
- parçalanmak
- fragment
- kırıntı
- fragment
- (Tıp) Kırılmış parça, fragman
- fragment
- Parçalamak
- fragment
- {i} bölüm
İki bölümü birlikte eklemek zordur.
-It's hard to splice the two fragments together.
- fragment
- (Askeri) PARÇA: Genel olarak infilak maddelerinin tesiriyle, bir mermi veya el bombası gibi, büyük bir cisimden kopan küçük parça. Ayrıca bakınız: "fragmentation"
- fragment
- parçalara böl
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Определение fragmenting в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь
- present participle of fragment
- fragment
- To cause to be broken into pieces
- fragment
- To break apart
- fragment
- A sentence not containing a subject or a predicate
- fragment
- A part broken off; a small, detached portion; an imperfect part; as, a fragment of an ancient writing
- fragment
- {n} a broken or imperfect piece, a part
- Fragment
- frag
- fragment
- A portion of a logical unit of data, in particular an internet fragment is a portion of an internet datagram
- fragment
- If something fragments or is fragmented, it breaks or separates into small pieces or parts. The clouds fragmented and out came the sun Fierce rivalries have traditionally fragmented the region + fragmentation frag·men·ta·tion the extraordinary fragmentation of styles on the music scene. a small piece of something that has broken off or that comes from something larger (fragmentum, from frangere ). to break something, or be broken into a lot of small separate parts - used to show disapproval
- fragment
- A frame that is longer than a short even and less than the minimum ethernet frame size of 64 bytes, with a misalignment error or a FCS error
- fragment
- A portion of a packet/frame In Ethernet terminology, Fragment (or "Runt") often means a part of an Ethernet frame left over from a collision In IP terminology, Fragment means a packet which is the result of splitting a larger packet into smaller ones
- fragment
- a word group that lacks a subject or a verb and/or one that does not express a complete thought Ex : Whenever I go to school ("Whenever," a dependent word, cannot introduce a complete thought, so it cannot stand alone )
- fragment
- a piece broken off or cut off of something else; "a fragment of rock
- fragment
- a word group that lacks a subject or a verb and/or one that does not express a complete thought Ex : Whenever I go to school ("Whenever," a dependent word, cannot introduce a complete thought, so it cannot stand alone )
- fragment
- A piece of a packet When a router is forwarding an packet to a network that has a maximum packet size smaller than the packet size, it is forced to break up that packet into multiple fragments These fragments will be reassembled at the destination See fragmentation, MTU
- fragment
- A fragment of something is a small piece or part of it. fragments of metal in my shoulder She read everything, digesting every fragment of news. glass fragments. = piece
- fragment
- A fragment of DNA is a piece of DNA, usually a shorter piece than you started out with For example, if you have a circular plasmid of DNA and you cut it in two places, you will have two fragments of DNA
- fragment
- {f} be broken into fragments; break into pieces, separate into fragments
- fragment
- a piece broken off or cut off of something else; "a fragment of rock"
- fragment
- {i} piece, part, fraction; segment; sliver
- fragment
- an incomplete piece; "fragments of a play"
- fragment
- 2 or 3 words on the execution stack in a context that makes them executable
- fragment
- the word fragment means a piece, so a sentence fragment is a piece of a sentenceit’s missing something, either a subject, a verb, or it has both of these but doesn’t express a complete thought
- fragment
- In the BSD "fast filesystem," a fragment is a portion of a disk block - usually one-eighth of a block, but possibly one-quarter or one-half of a block If the last portion of a file doesn't occupy a full disk block, the filesystem will allocate one or more fragments rather than an entire block Don't confuse "fragments" with "fragmentation " Fragments allow the BSD filesystem to use larger block sizes without becoming inefficient
- fragment
- an incomplete piece; "fragments of a play" a piece broken off or cut off of something else; "a fragment of rock
- fragment
- Usually a piece of a table or index For example, a table fragment can contain a structure for information on the state of California, while the table as a whole contains a structure for information on all U S states (A fragment can also be a whole table or index )
- fragment
- A portion or segment of an object
- fragment
- a broken piece of a brittle artifact
- fragment
- break or cause to break into pieces; "The plate fragmented"
- fragment
- A piece of a packet When a router is forwarding an IP packet to a network that has a maximum packet size smaller than the packet size, it is forced to break up that packet into multiple fragments These fragments will be reassembled by the IP layer at the destination host
- fragment
- A piece of a packet, usually resulting from a network collision
- fragment
- In the BSD filesystem, a fragment is a portion of a disk block usually one eigth of a block, but possibly one-quarter or one half of a block If the last portion of a file does'nt occupy a full disk block, the filesystem will allocate one or more fragments rather than an entire block Don't confuse "fragments" with "fragmentation " Fragments allow the BSD filesystem to use larger block sizes without becoming inefficient
- fragment
- -An alter-identity with a limited life-history and function who does not have a fully developed personality
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fragmenting
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frägmıntîngПроизношение
/ˈfragməntəɴɢ/ /ˈfræɡməntɪŋ/
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