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Daughter
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- A female child or person in relation to her parents
- Отделяемый кла; дочерний спутник
- A female child of a parent they have two sons and one daughter.
- Дочерний; порожденный
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Co’rka, польский
Leany, венгерский
ასული, ქალიშვილი, грузинский
Daughter-in-law - რძალი
娘, японский
انق ڤرمڤوان, арабский
Fīlia, латинский
Filha, португальский
Hija, испанский
Fille, французский
Figlia, итальянский
Fiică, румынский
Охин, монгольский
Dtr, английский
- Deep tendon reflex
- Интерфейсный сигнал модема, индицирующий о готовности последнего передавать и принимать данные или команды
- Data terminal ready - готовность терминала
- Data telemetry register
- Digital telemetering register
- Abbreviation for data terminal ready. in a communications network, a signal from a remote transmitter that the transmitter is clear to receive data.
- Data terminal ready (faa)
Kız, турецкий
Qız, азербайджанский
Gyz, туркменский
қыз, казахский
Qiz, узбекский
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Отделяемый, русский
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Day, английский
- The interval of light between two successive nights; the time between sunrise and sunset
- День; дневной; днем
- One division in a window, as in a large church window.
- The astronomical day is reckoned from noon to noon, continuously through the twenty-four hours, like the other days. it commences at noon, twelve hours after the civil day, which itself begins twelve hours after the nautical day, so that the noon of the civil day, the beginning of the astronomical day, and the end of the nautical day, occur at the
- In modern usage every kind of solar time has its zero or stating point at midnight, but this has not always been so. in recent times there have been four conventions for measuring the start and finish of a day. [1] the civil or calendar day began at midnight, as it still does. [2] until january 1, 1925, the astronomical day began at noon, 12 hours later than the start of the calendar day of the same date. [3] until october 11, 1805, the nautical day also began at noon, but 12 hours earlier than the calendar day, and a full day (24 hours) earlier than the astronomical day of the same date. [4] the sidereal day is not a solar measurement like the first three, but rather the time required for a complete rotation of the earth in reference to any star or to the vernal equinox at the meridian, equal to 23 hours, 56 minutes, 4.09 seconds in units of mean solar time.
- День; сутки
Темный, русский
Темный, мрачный, пасмурный, тусклый, беспросветный, непроглядный, непроницаемый. темно, хоть глаз выколи. ни божьей зги не видать, ни зги не видно. египетская тьма. ср. неясный и подозрительный. , невежда, неизвестный, неясный, подозрительный, преступный
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