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Каталог
| Глоссарий музыкальных терминов по обработке и записи звука |
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Directory, английский
- Руководство, справочник, указатель || директивный dirt 1. грязь; загрязнение; примеси 2. земля; грунт о to accrue ~ накапливать грязь; обрастать грязью (обычно о фасадах домов)
- A catalogue of all skype users.
- An area on a disk for storing files, particularly in- dos. usually called a- folder- in windows.
- An information source that contains data about users, computer files, or other objects. in a file system, a directory stores information about files. in a distributed computing environment (such as a windows domain), the directory stores information about objects such as printers, fax servers, applications, databases, and users.
- A listing of telephone numbers and names. see yellow pages and white pages.
- A list of websites, usually separated by related categories and maintained by human editors. depending on the directory, inclusion could be free or paid. in the past, links from directories were highly sought after (e.g., dmoz), leading to widespread abuse and overall devaluing of this sort of link building.
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Disk, английский
Directory, английский
- Руководство, справочник, указатель || директивный dirt 1. грязь; загрязнение; примеси 2. земля; грунт о to accrue ~ накапливать грязь; обрастать грязью (обычно о фасадах домов)
- A catalogue of all skype users.
- An area on a disk for storing files, particularly in- dos. usually called a- folder- in windows.
- An information source that contains data about users, computer files, or other objects. in a file system, a directory stores information about files. in a distributed computing environment (such as a windows domain), the directory stores information about objects such as printers, fax servers, applications, databases, and users.
- A listing of telephone numbers and names. see yellow pages and white pages.
- A list of websites, usually separated by related categories and maintained by human editors. depending on the directory, inclusion could be free or paid. in the past, links from directories were highly sought after (e.g., dmoz), leading to widespread abuse and overall devaluing of this sort of link building.
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