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| mot; vocable; word | |||
| dicky-bird rhyming slang for word usually in the negative: we haven't heard a dicky-bird from Andy since he moved | |||
| word (The native unit of storage on a particular machine. A word is the largest amount of data that can be handled by the microprocessor in one operation and also, as a rule, is the width of the main data bus. Word sizes of 16 bits and 32 bits are the most common) | |||
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| data word | |||
| word (Zusammenfassung mehrerer Bits) | |||
| expression; logical word | |||
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| wort: 363 phrases in 26 subjects |
| Alternative dispute resolution | 13 |
| Artificial intelligence | 13 |
| British usage, not spelling | 2 |
| Business | 9 |
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| Computers | 5 |
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| General | 205 |
| Human rights activism | 1 |
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