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Определение zip- в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь: Denoting able to be added, removed, inserted, secured, etc. by means of a zip
zipspan>-front: Of a garment worn on the upper body, fastened by a zip fastener that runs the full length of the garment
zipspan>-wire: A pulley system attached to cable or wire, in turn attached to two sturdy objects on an incline, used for transportation or leisure
zipspan>-line: (Spor) A zip-line (also known as a flying fox, foefie slide, zip wire, aerial runway, aerial ropeslide, death slide or tyrolean crossing) consists of a pulley suspended on a cable mounted on an incline. It is designed to enable a user propelled by gravity to travel from the top to the bottom of the inclined cable, usually made of stainless steel, by holding on or attaching to the freely moving pulley. Zip-lines come in many forms, most often used as a means of entertainment. They may be short and low, intended for child's play and found on some playgrounds. Longer and higher rides are often used as a means of accessing remote areas, such as a rainforest canopy. Zip-line tours are becoming popular vacation activities, found at outdoor adventure camps or upscale resorts, where they may be an element on a larger challenge or ropes course
zipspan>-out: {s} able of being removed with a zipper
Zipspan> disk: A disk of the kind that can be read and written by a Zip drive
Zipspan> disks: plural form of Zip disk
Zipspan> drive: A storage device, similar to a floppy disk drive but using disks with a much larger capacity. (100, 250, or 750 MB, compared to a normal floppy disk capacity of 1.44 MB)
Zipspan> drives: plural form of Zip drive
zipspan>: A zip fastener
zipspan>: To close with a zip fastener
zipspan>: The high-pitched sound of a small object moving rapidly through air
zipspan>: To move in haste (in a specified direction or to a specified place)
Zip down to the shops for some milk.
zipspan>: To convert a computer file into a smaller package
zipspan>: To move rapidly (in a specified direction or to a specified place) with a high-pitched sound
The bullet zipped through the air.
zipspan>: Zero; nothing
zipspan>: Energy; vigor; vim
zipspan>: Shortened form of ZIP code, the US postal code
zipspan>: Any postal code, for any country
zipspan>: To close as if with a zip fastener
zip one's lip.
zipspan> code: A postal code, especially for addresses served by the US Postal Service, consisting of a five- or nine-figure number
zipspan> codes: plural form of zip code
zipspan> fastener: A fastener used in clothing, bags, etc, made up of two rows of teeth that are made to fit into each other by moving a slider along their length and opened again by moving the slider in the other direction
zipspan> fasteners: plural form of zip fastener
zipspan> file: A computer file containing the zipped (compressed) contents of one or more files
zipspan> files: plural form of zip file
zipspan> it: Alternative form of zip one's lip
zipspan> one's lip: To refrain from or to stop talking; to be quiet
Why don’t you just zip your lip? I’m tired of listening to you.
zipspan> up: To close as if with a zip fastener
I'll zip up.
zipspan> up: To close with a zip fastener
Always check if you've zipped up your fly before you go out.
zipspan> up: To convert a computer file into a smaller package
zipspan> up one's lip: Alternative form of zip one's lip
zipspan> wires: plural form of zip wire
zipspan> line: A cable suspended above an incline to which a pulley and harness are attached for a rider
zipspan> wire: (Spor) A zip-line (also known as a flying fox, foefie slide, zip wire, aerial runway, aerial ropeslide, death slide or tyrolean crossing) consists of a pulley suspended on a cable mounted on an incline. It is designed to enable a user propelled by gravity to travel from the top to the bottom of the inclined cable, usually made of stainless steel, by holding on or attaching to the freely moving pulley. Zip-lines come in many forms, most often used as a means of entertainment. They may be short and low, intended for child's play and found on some playgrounds. Longer and higher rides are often used as a means of accessing remote areas, such as a rainforest canopy. Zip-line tours are becoming popular vacation activities, found at outdoor adventure camps or upscale resorts, where they may be an element on a larger challenge or ropes course
zipspan>: A compressed file format A zip file may contain one or more files, which are compressed to save space or allow for faster transmission to others Zip files are generally for PC operating systems
zipspan>: A popular standard for file compression on IBM compatible PC's Decompression programs are also freely available for many other computers
zipspan>: A hissing or sibilant sound such as that made by a flying bullet
zipspan>: vt [primarily MS-DOS] To create a compressed archive from a group of files using PKWare's PKZIP or a compatible archiver Its use is spreading now that portable implementations of the algorithm have been written Commonly used as follows: "I'll zip it up and send it to you " See tar and feather
zipspan>: a quantity of no importance; "it looked like nothing I had ever seen before"; "reduced to nil all the work we had done"; "we racked up a pathetic goose egg"; "it was all for naught"; "I didn't hear zilch about it"
zipspan>: A zip or zip fastener is a device used to open and close parts of clothes and bags. It consists of two rows of metal or plastic teeth which separate or fasten together as you pull a small tag along them. He pulled the zip of his leather jacket down slightly
zipspan>: File compressed in the ZIP format commonly used on PCs
zipspan>: Zip Files contain vast amounts of information that has undergone compression to reduce the amount of space that the data take up This file type is very popular on the Internet An application that, for example, requires five megabytes of disk space can be compressed into a two megabyte zip file that is obviously quicker to download Two popular Zip programs are PKZIP and WinZip Both can compress data into a zip file and extract the contents from a zip file Zip files have a file extension of "zip"
zipspan>: a fastener for locking together two toothed edges by means of a sliding tab
zipspan>: A compressed file format ( zip) Many files available on the Internet are compressed or zipped in order to reduce storage space and transfer times To uncompress the file, you need a utility like PKZip (DOS) or WinZip (Windows)
zipspan>: The filename extension used by files compressed into the ZIP format common on PCs Zipped files are common on the Internet because they are smaller and require less space to house They must be unzipped to use WinZip or PKunzip are common programs used to uncompress zip files
zipspan>: Zipping a file compresses the information to make the program smaller by actually deleting some common information To use a file that has been zipped, you must "unzip" it Windows 98 can automatically unzip files, but for other operating systems you may need to acquire a separate program in order to do so (Check your computer for Microsoft Unzip, or visit Dave Central for a free utility ) Suggestions
zipspan>: A compressed file format ( zip) Used to reduce storage space and transfer time
zipspan>: A Microsoft Windows based compressed (archive) file Can contain one or many files as well as a directory structure On the Internet, large graphics and programs are usually compressed into ZIP files and then made available for download After you download this file you need to use a decompression software program to "unzip" the file
zipspan>: {f} move with a sharp hissing sound; move or accomplish speedily; fasten with a zipper; add zest, enliven; archive one or more files by means of a data compression format (Computers)
zipspan>: close with a zipper; "Zip up your jacket--it's cold"
zipspan>: To make, or move with, such a sound
zipspan>: move very fast; "The runner zipped past us at breakneck speed"
zipspan>: A software program that compresses files so that they can be transmitted quickly to be uncompressed (unzipped) later by the recipient Zipdisk Magnetic data storage media, read using a Zip Drive (visit Iomega)
zipspan>: A single compressed file containing one or more files
zipspan>: A standard form of nondestructive file compression used on all types of files for storage and transfer
zipspan>: When you zip something, you fasten it using a zip. She zipped her jeans I slowly zipped and locked the heavy black nylon bags
zipspan>: A ompression format Files compressed with PKZip or WinZip are the most common archive format
zipspan>: A compressed form of a file or archive of multiple files A convenient method of packaging files for Internet delivery to translators The zipped file is posted on an FTP (file transfer protocol) server for download by freelance translators, who must have tools like WinZip or PKZip if the file is not a self-expanding archive (SEA), which is most convenient
zipspan>: [primarily MS-DOS] vt To create a compressed archive from a group of files using PKWare's PKZIP or a compatible archiver Its use is spreading now that portable implementations of the algorithm have been written Commonly used as follows: "I'll zip it up and send it to you " See {arc}, {tar and feather}
zipspan>: n A file extension that identifies a compressed archive file encoded in ZIP format, as by PKZIP
zipspan>: A method of file compression Zip files contain vast amounts of information that has undergone compression to reduce the amount of space that the data take up
zipspan>: - A popular form of file compression/archiving available on many operating system platforms, including DOS/Windows, OS/2 and GNU/Linux Popular tools include PKZip/PKUnzip and Zip/Unzip Not to be confused with the Iomega Zip disk, which is a removable storage device (Confusingly, a zipped file can be stored on a Zip disk-or not They are unrelated ) Zipped files will have a zip extension
zipspan>: Zip files are files that have been compressed Files are zipped to conserve space on your computer and to facilitate speedier delivery over the Internet Some files compress to about half their original size, sometimes even less Text files can shrink to a tenth of their former bulk! Programs like WinZip allow you to compress or decompress files on your machine Zipped files are not related to a Zip drive or disk, which is a removable storage medium
zipspan>: A compressed file format(* zip) To reduce storage space and transfer times files are compressed Utilities such as PKZip (DOS) or WinZip (Windows) are needed to compress and uncompressed files Go to top of page
zipspan>: To compress a file using a zip utility Compression is generally used to speed up the transport of large or multiple files After the file has been downloaded, a decompression application is needed to "unzip" it Back to Top
zipspan>: A method of file compression originally used with MSDOS and a file extension for files which are zip compressed
zipspan>: A type of file compression used most often on the Internet The file extension for a zipped file is ZIP
zipspan>: {i} zero, nothing, zilch (Slang); whistling or hissing sound; energy, vigor, speed, swiftness; zipper
zipspan> by: move by very quickly
zipspan> code: A five- or nine-digit geographic code that identifies areas within the United States and its possessions for purposes of simplifying the distribution of mail by the U S Postal Service
zipspan> code: This is the 5 digit Zip Code where the corporate headquarters is located
zipspan> code: ZIP 10
zipspan> code: The U S Post office's way of breaking down the country geographically by means of a five-digit code at the end of an address
zipspan> code: option is used to update and add new zip code information
zipspan> code: Code that identifies the U S Postal Service delivery area in which the site is located or incident occurs
zipspan> code: The roughly rectangular area surrounding the tee within which golfers should try to confine the flight of the ball
zipspan> code: 00000
zipspan> code: Your zip code is a short sequence of letters and numbers at the end of your address, which helps the post office to sort the mail. A trademark used for a system designed to expedite the sorting and delivery of mail by assigning a series of numbers to each delivery area in the United States. a number that you write at the end of an address on an envelope, package etc. The zip code shows the exact area where someone lives and helps the post office deliver the post more quickly British Equivalent: postcode (zone improvement plan). System of postal-zone codes (zip stands for "zone improvement plan") introduced in the U.S. in 1963 to improve mail delivery and exploit electronic reading and sorting capabilities. The original code, which corresponds to the postal codes used in most countries in the world, consists of five numbers. The first three identify the state and portion of the state, the last two a specific post office or zone. In 1983 a nine-digit code (created by adding a hyphen and four digits) was introduced to further speed delivery; the first two added digits specify a particular "sector," the last two an even smaller "segment" (e.g., one side of a city block, or a single floor in a large building)
zipspan> code: The specific codes assigned to addresses in the United States to speed up the sorting of mail and thus speed up its delivery Zip stands for Zone Improvement Program Zip codes were originally introduced into the United States in 1963 They were originally five digits Then they grew to nine digits The latest zip codes are 11 digits Overseas, zip codes are often called postal codes They do the same thing the American zip codes do They allow machinery to sort the mail and thus get it to its destination faster
zipspan> code: The U S numerical post code used to speed and mechanize mail handling and delivery The letters stand for Zoning Improvement Plan
zipspan> code: a code of letters and digits added to a postal address to aid in the sorting of mail
zipspan> code: Registered trademark of the Postal Service; a five- or nine-digit code identifying locations in the United States
zipspan> code: 95052
zipspan> code: A five digit postal code to aid in the sorting of mail
zipspan> code: (Zone Improvement Plan) Code; a system of 5-digit codes that identifies the individual post office or metropolitan area delivery station associated with an address ZIP+4 is an enhanced code consisting of the 5-digit ZIP Code and four additional digits that identify a specific range of delivery addresses
zipspan> code: kÃ²d postal
zipspan> code: (INCIDENT PERSON)
zipspan> code: A Zone Improvement Plan (ZIP) Code is the numerical code assigned by the U S Postal Service to designate a local area or entity for the delivery of mail ZIP Codes may consist of 5, 7, 9, or 11 digits, and may refer to a street section, a collection of streets, an establishment, a structure, or a group of post office boxes
zipspan> disk: A zip disk is a computer disk, similar to a floppy disk but capable of storing greater amounts of data. Zip disks could be used to store the equivalent of three music CDs
zipspan> drive: A reuseable removable storage device that holds 100Mb or 250Mb of data
zipspan> drive: A zip drive is a piece of computer equipment that you use for storing large amounts of data. Zip drives help people to organise their important information
zipspan> drive: n A disk drive developed by Iomega that uses 3 5–inch removable disks (Zip disks) capable of storing 100 megabytes of data
zipspan> drive: A disk drive that uses 3 5-inch sized removable disks (Zip disks) with the increased capacity of storing 100 megabytes of data With the wide use of CD writers, these are rapidly becoming redundant
zipspan> drive: A high-capacity, removable diskette drive that typically uses 100MB Zip disks or cartridges
zipspan> drive: A zip drive is a 'back up' device used for storing files from a 'hard disk' The disks are a bit bigger than a 'floppy disk', but hold either 100 MB/250 MB
zipspan> drive: An Iomega removable storage system often used to distribute large documents
zipspan> drive: A high-capacity floppy disk drive developed by Iomega Corporation that can hold 100 or 250 MB of data (A standard 3 5 floppy disk only holds 1 4 MB ) It is a popular media for backing up hard disks and for transporting large files
zipspan> drive: A small, portable disk drive used primarily for backing up and archiving personal computer files The trademarked Zip drive was developed and is sold by Iomega Corporation Zip drives and disks come in two sizes The 100 megabyte size actually holds 100,431,872 bytes of data or the equivalent of 70 floppy diskettes There is also a 250 megabyte drive and disk The Iomega Zip drive comes with a software utility that lets you copy the entire contents of your hard drive to one or more Zip disks
zipspan> drive: [return to top] A portable disk drive needed for 100 megabyte 3 5" cartridges
zipspan> drive: a hardware product that uses 100 MB (megabyte) disks for storage Stores about as much information as 70 floppy disks
zipspan> drive: A high capacity removable cartridge similar to a floppy disk A Zip cartridge typically holds 100 megabytes of data — approximately 70 floppy disks They are often used to back up hard disk drives
zipspan> drive: A disk drive from Iomega Corporation which takes removable 100M disks Both internal and external drives are manufactured, making the drive suitable for backing up you web pages or for moving files between computers Software is included to help with file organisation
zipspan> drive: A Zip drive is a device that lets you store lots of date on tapes or portable disks They are useful for transferring data, storing data, and backing up hard drives Zip drives are a product name, by Iomega There are other similar products that are sold under other names
zipspan> drive: a popular storage drive that allows 100 megabytes of data to be stored on an inexpensive, portable disk about the size of a floppy disk
zipspan> drive: Removable drive that stores much more data on a zip disk, than a floppy drive can
zipspan> drive: A computer drive that uses removable disk cartridge to store data A cartridge can typically store 100 MB or more
zipspan> drive: A drive that can be external or internal; it uses a zip disk that holds 100 MB of data
zipspan> drive: A device for storing information on a type of floppy disk which is much higher density than a regular floppy disk
zipspan> drive: Zip drives are currently a very popular type of removable drive A zip drive is relatively inexpensive and can store up to 100 MB of data on a single disk
zipspan> drive: External floppy disk drive capable of reading and writing to 100 MB floppy disks
zipspan> drive: n A disk drive developed by Iomega that uses 3 5-inch removable disks (Zip disks) capable of storing 100 megabytes of data See also disk drive
zipspan> drive: an internal or external extra drive made by IOMEGA (originally stored an extra 100 megabytes of storage - now have 250 megabytes of storage) along with JAZ DRIVE (1 gig of extra storage) These drives can connect to your parallel port, your SCSI port (particularly on MACs), or your USB port (Often d: / drive) on a single computer
zipspan> drive: A high density version of the diskette drive, on average they hold 300 Megabytes
zipspan> drive: A computer disk drive made by Iomega that enables users to save about one hundred megabytes of information on their special disks
zipspan> drive: Removable storage device employing a small disk similar in design to a floppy disk, but offering significantly more storage space (approximately 100-250 MB) and speed
zipspan> fastener: zipper
zipspan> file: compressed computer file (that has the extension .zip)
zipspan> file: A zip file is a computer file containing data that has been compressed. When you download the font it may be in a compressed format, such as a zip file. a computer file that has been made smaller so that it is easier to store and move
zipspan> gun: a crude homemade pistol
zipspan> up: close with a zipper; "Zip up your jacket--it's cold
zipspan> up: To zip up a computer file means to compress it so that it needs less space for storage on disk and can be transmitted more quickly. These files have been zipped up to take up less disk space so they take less time to download
zipspan> up: If you zip up something such as a piece of clothing or if it zips up, you are able to fasten it using its zip. He zipped up his jeans My jeans wouldn't zip up
zipspan> up: close with a zipper; "Zip up your jacket--it's cold"
zipspan> your lips: give your word not to tell what you just heard; keep something in confidential