terminal

Il-Pronunzja: US [ˈtɜrmɪn(ə)l] UK [ˈtɜː(r)mɪn(ə)l]

Sinonimi

adj.	1. mard terminali ma tistax tissewwa u se jikkawża xi ħadd li jmutu, normalment bil-mod; f'pazjent terminali ikun mard terminali 2. kontinwu biex tikseb agħar sakemm jintlaħaq l-għan 3. estrema 4. fit-tmiem ta ' xi ħaġa
n.	1. bini kbir fejn ferrovija, dgħajsa, jew xarabank tibda u tispiċċa; bini kbir f'ajruport fejn jaslu passiġġieri u jitilqu 2. kompjuter skrin u tastiera konnessi ma ' sistema ta ' kompjuter 3. post fejn l-elettriku jidħol jew iħalli l-biċċa ta ' tagħmir elettriku

People..speculated whether the Labour Party was not in the process of terminal disintegration.
Sors: New Statesman
I had eighty-seven days of terminal leave when the war was over.
Sors: New Yorker

Irranġa mill-ġdid il-kelma Ingliża: terminal
tramline
Ibbażat fuq terminal, kliem ġdid iffurmat biż-żieda ta ' ittra waħda fil-bidu jew tmiem
e - intermale
g - trameling
l - tillerman
p - implanter
s - reimplant
Kliem Ingliż li jkun fihom il-terminal, bl-ittri aktar minn sebat : Ebda riżultat
Lista ta ' kliem Ingliż kollha Kliem Ingliż li jibda bl-terminal, Kliem Ingliż li jkun fihom terminal jew Kliem Ingliż li jispiċċaw b ' terminal
Bl-istess ordni, Kliem Ingliż li huma ffurmati minn kull parti ta ' : t term terminal e er erm r m mi mina in na a al
Ibbażat fuq terminal, kliem Ingliż kollha ffurmati billi tbiddel ittra waħda
Joħloq kliem Ingliż ġdid bl-istess pari ta ' l-ittra: te er rm mi in na al
Sib il-kliem Ingliż li jibdew bi terminal b'ittra li jmiss
Kliem Ingliż li jibda bl-terminal :
terminal
Kliem Ingliż li jkun fihom terminal :
terminal
Kliem Ingliż li jispiċċaw b ' terminal :
terminal

adj.	1. a terminal illness cannot be cured and will cause someone to die, usually slowly; a terminal patient has a terminal illness 2. continuing to get worse until the end is reached 3. extreme 4. at the end of something
n.	1. a large building where train, boat, or bus services start and finish; a large building at an airport where passengers arrive and leave 2. a computer screen and a keyboard connected to a computer system 3. a place where electricity enters or leaves a piece of electrical equipment