Examples of using Prefix in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The argument was that the name‘Napoleon' is easily derived from‘Apollo', the prefix N indicating comparative rank- therefore a kind of super-Apollo.
adjectives negated with the prefix un-, such as unernst("un-serious") and unkonkret("un-concrete","irreal").
The prefix"were-," coming from the Old English word for"man"(masculine rather than generic), is also used to designate shapeshifters;
many of these subscribers buy their common prefix and look 20 TV channels for"just so".
Despite the prefix"de", inherent inaristocrats,
Enter an expression for the function. The prefix"r" will be added automatically. Example: loop(angle)=ln(angle).
The prefix Jan signifies the actual fact that these enhancements embody inputs provided by“ordinary citizens” through an activist-driven, non-governmental public consultation.
So, for certain it will be necessary to enter the IP address of the prefix itself, the subnet mask and other attributes.
The ban on content is perfectly complemented by the lack of pages with the prefix"/index. html" within the framework of the project.
name contains the word“Bluetooth”, ideally with the prefix“driver”.
The prefix for address book directories can be set up with the cardav_prefix key in section[param] of the GLOBAL.
The prefix for calendar directories can be set up with the caldav_prefix key in section[param] of the GLOBAL.
and Japan(JA), the prefix and suffix are connected without a dash.
That's why it will be right"not vozrazhayu", because the prefix"vases" in Russian simply does not exist.
Connecting such a prefix, to your tv, You basically get a full SMART TV,
And I remember that because di- often is a prefix associated with having two of something,
The prefix"15" must be removed so the final number will have 13 digits total:
If your WordPress site is using the default database prefix, then it makes it easier for hackers to guess what your table name is.
Coast Guard vessels are given the prefix"KV" for KystVakt(Coast Guard) in Norwegian and"NoCGV" for Norwegian Coast Guard Vessel in English.
The Latin word"cogito" is derived from the prefix"co," meaning"together," and the verb"agitare," meaning"to shake.".