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la·tent: Adjectif/Adverbe
po·ten·cy: Substantif
late·ly: Adverbe
agen·cy: Substantif
va·lence: Substantif
la·tex: Substantif
lat·er: I. Adjectif/Adverbe II. Adverbe
lat·est: I. Adjectif/Adverbe II. Substantif III. Adverbe
lat·er·al: Adjectif/Adverbe
flu·en·cy: Substantif
re·gen·cy: I. Substantif II. Adjectif/Adverbe
ur·gen·cy: Substantif
co·gency: Substantif
de·cen·cy: Substantif
latch: I. Substantif II. Verbe intransitif
lat·tice: Substantif

Résultats dont l'orthographe est similaire : valency , agency , lately , potency , latent , lattice , latch , decency , cogency , urgency , regency , fluency , lateral , latest , later et latex

la·tent [ˈleɪtənt] ADJ

1. latent (hidden):

latent

skrit

2. latent SCI:

latent

latenten

po·ten·cy [ˈpəʊtən(t)si] SUBST no plur

1. potency (strength):

potency

moč f

potency

vpliv m

potency of evil, temptation, a spell

moč f

potency of a drug, poison

učinek m

potency of a weapon

prebojna moč f

2. potency (sexual):

potency

[spolna] potenca f

potency

spolna zmožnost f

late·ly [ˈleɪtli] ADV

1. lately (recently):

lately

zadnje čase

2. lately (short time ago):

lately

pred kratkim

until lately

do nedavnega

agen·cy [ˈeɪʤən(t)si] SUBST

1. agency (private business):

agency

agencija f

2. agency (of government):

agency

urad m

agency

agencija f

through/by the agency of sth/sb form

s posredovanjem česa/koga

va·lence [ˈveɪlən(t)s], va·len·cy [ˈveɪlən(t)si] SUBST

valence CHIM, PHYS

valenca f

valence CHIM, PHYS

valentnost f

valence band/bond

valenčni pas/valenčna vez

la·tex [ˈleɪteks] SUBST no plur

latex

lateks m

I . lat·er [ˈleɪtəʳ] ADJ comp of late

1. later épith (at future time):

later date, time

novejši

an earlier and a later version of the same text

starejša in novejša različica istega besedila

2. later attr (less punctual):

later

kasnejši

II . lat·er [ˈleɪtəʳ] ADV comp of late

1. later (at later time):

later

kasneje

later

pozneje

no later than nine o'clock

najkasneje ob devetih

see you later!

se vidiva kasneje!

what are you doing later on this evening?

imaš že kakšne načrte za pozneje zvečer?

2. later (afterwards):

later

pozneje

Voir aussi : late

I . late <-r, -st> [leɪt] ADJ

II . late <-r, -s> [leɪt] ADV

1. late (after the expected time):

late

z zamudo

the train arrived late

vlak je prispel z zamudo

sorry, I'm running a bit late today

oprosti, danes sem nekoliko pozen

can I stay up late tonight?

smem nocoj ostati pokonci pozno v noč?

Ann has to work late today

Ann mora danes delati dlje

the letter arrived two days late

pismo je prispelo z dvodnevno zamudo

2. late (at an advanced time):

we talked late into the night

pogovarjala sva se pozno v noč

late in the afternoon/at night

pozno popoldne/ponoči

late in the evening/night

pozno zvečer/ponoči

late in the day

proti koncu dneva

it's rather late in the day to do sth fig

danes je že nekoliko pozno, da bi kaj naredil

too late in the day also fig

prepozno

late in March/this month/this year

konec marca/tega meseca/tega leta

3. late (recently):

as late as

še

of late

zadnje čase

I . lat·est [ˈleɪtɪst] ADJ

latest superl of late (most recent):

the latest ...

najnovejši ...

and now let's catch up with the latest news

zdaj pa se seznanimo z najnovejšimi novicami

her latest movie

njen najnovejši film

II . lat·est [ˈleɪtɪst] SUBST

have you heard the latest?

ste slišali najnovejše?

what's the latest on that story? (most recent info)

kaj je najnovejšega pri tej zgodbi?

III . lat·est [ˈleɪtɪst] ADV

at the [very] latest

najkasneje

Voir aussi : late

I . late <-r, -st> [leɪt] ADJ

1. late (behind time):

late

pozen

to be late

zamujati

to be late

biti pozen

sorry I'm late

se opravičujem za zamudo

to be late for sth

zamujati na kaj

2. late (in the day):

late

pozen

let's go home, it's getting late

pojdimo domov, pozno postaja

I've had too many late nights last month

prejšnji mesec sem preveč ponočeval

3. late épith (towards the end):

late

pozen

they won the game with a late goal

zmagali so z golom tik pred koncem

in the late afternoon/evening

pozno popoldne/zvečer

late October

konec oktobra

late summer/autumn [or fall]

pozno poleti/jeseni

to be in one's late thirties/twenties

biti v poznih tridesetih/dvajsetih

4. late épith (deceased):

late

pokojni

5. late:

late (recent)

nedaven

late (last)

prejšnji

some late news has just come in that ...

ravnokar so prispele nedavne novice, da ...

II . late <-r, -s> [leɪt] ADV

1. late (after the expected time):

late

z zamudo

the train arrived late

vlak je prispel z zamudo

sorry, I'm running a bit late today

oprosti, danes sem nekoliko pozen

can I stay up late tonight?

smem nocoj ostati pokonci pozno v noč?

Ann has to work late today

Ann mora danes delati dlje

the letter arrived two days late

pismo je prispelo z dvodnevno zamudo

2. late (at an advanced time):

we talked late into the night

pogovarjala sva se pozno v noč

late in the afternoon/at night

pozno popoldne/ponoči

late in the evening/night

pozno zvečer/ponoči

late in the day

proti koncu dneva

it's rather late in the day to do sth fig

danes je že nekoliko pozno, da bi kaj naredil

too late in the day also fig

prepozno

late in March/this month/this year

konec marca/tega meseca/tega leta

3. late (recently):

as late as

še

of late

zadnje čase

lat·er·al [ˈlætərəl] ADJ esp épith

lateral

stranski

lateral

bočen

lateral thinking

neobičajen

flu·en·cy [ˈflu:ən(t)si] SUBST no plur

fluency

spretnost f

fluency of style

lahkotnost f

fluency of articulation

tekočnost f

fluency of foreign language

aktivno znanje n

I . re·gen·cy [ˈri:ʤən(t)si] SUBST

regency

regentstvo n

regency (period of rule)

obdobje n regentstva

II . re·gen·cy [ˈri:ʤən(t)si] ADJ épith

regency

regentski

ur·gen·cy [ˈɜ:ʤən(t)si] SUBST no plur

1. urgency (top priority):

urgency

nujnost f

urgency of problem, situation also

resnost f

to be a matter of urgency

biti nujna zadeva

2. urgency (insistence):

urgency

vztrajnost f

co·gency [ˈkəʊʤən(t)si] SUBST no plur form

cogency

prepričljivost f

cogency

tehtnost f

de·cen·cy [ˈdi:sən(t)si] SUBST

1. decency:

decency (respectability)

spodobnost f

decency (goodness)

dostojnost f

2. decency (approved behaviour):

decencies plur

olika f

decencies plur

dostojnost f

3. decency Am (basic comforts):

decencies plur

udobje n

I . latch [lætʃ] SUBST

latch

zapah m

II . latch [lætʃ] VERBE intr

1. latch esp GB fam (understand):

to latch on [to sth]

skapirati

2. latch fam (attach oneself to):

to latch on to sb/sth

prilepiti se na koga/kaj

3. latch fam (take up):

to latch on to sth

pograbiti kaj

lat·tice [ˈlætɪs] SUBST

lattice

mreža f

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

They can also affect the jitter in the interrupt latency, which can drastically affect the real-time schedulability of the system. en.wikipedia.org

The sciatic nerve and trigeminal nerve are the sites of latency. en.wikipedia.org

The new data blocks are necessarily scattered, slowing access due to seek time and rotational latency of the read/write head, and incurring additional overhead to manage additional locations. en.wikipedia.org

It accomplishes this high combination of high-speed scalability with low latency by using huge filter tables based on the criteria designed by the network administrator. en.wikipedia.org

It will mean not just faster speeds, rather more devices communicating with high bit rates but with low latency and low power. www.siliconrepublic.com

The differences are based on the tradeoffs between flexibility and extensibility vs latency and overhead. en.wikipedia.org

A player on a DSL connection with a 50-ms ping can react faster than a modem user with a 350-ms average latency. en.wikipedia.org

When a listener receives a talker advertise message, it should know whether the resources are available, and if so, the latency for the path. en.wikipedia.org

Using on-chip cache memory instead, meant that a pipeline could run at the speed of the cache access latency, a much smaller length of time. en.wikipedia.org

Despite the type of auditory afferent, all observed neurons revealed an inverse/latency relationship. en.wikipedia.org

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Traductions de „latency“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » slovène (Aller à slovène » anglais)

la·tent [ˈleɪtənt] ADJ

1. latent (hidden):

2. latent SCI:

po·ten·cy [ˈpəʊtən(t)si] SUBST no plur

1. potency (strength):

2. potency (sexual):

late·ly [ˈleɪtli] ADV

1. lately (recently):

2. lately (short time ago):

agen·cy [ˈeɪʤən(t)si] SUBST

1. agency (private business):

2. agency (of government):

va·lence [ˈveɪlən(t)s], va·len·cy [ˈveɪlən(t)si] SUBST

la·tex [ˈleɪteks] SUBST no plur

I . lat·er [ˈleɪtəʳ] ADJ comp of late

1. later épith (at future time):

2. later attr (less punctual):

II . lat·er [ˈleɪtəʳ] ADV comp of late

1. later (at later time):

2. later (afterwards):

Voir aussi : late

I . late <-r, -st> [leɪt] ADJ

1. late (behind time):

2. late (in the day):

3. late épith (towards the end):

4. late épith (deceased):

5. late:

II . late <-r, -s> [leɪt] ADV

1. late (after the expected time):

2. late (at an advanced time):

3. late (recently):

I . lat·est [ˈleɪtɪst] ADJ

latest superl of late (most recent):

II . lat·est [ˈleɪtɪst] SUBST

III . lat·est [ˈleɪtɪst] ADV

Voir aussi : late

I . late <-r, -st> [leɪt] ADJ

1. late (behind time):

2. late (in the day):

3. late épith (towards the end):

4. late épith (deceased):

5. late:

II . late <-r, -s> [leɪt] ADV

1. late (after the expected time):

2. late (at an advanced time):

3. late (recently):

lat·er·al [ˈlætərəl] ADJ esp épith

flu·en·cy [ˈflu:ən(t)si] SUBST no plur

I . re·gen·cy [ˈri:ʤən(t)si] SUBST

II . re·gen·cy [ˈri:ʤən(t)si] ADJ épith

ur·gen·cy [ˈɜ:ʤən(t)si] SUBST no plur

1. urgency (top priority):

2. urgency (insistence):

co·gency [ˈkəʊʤən(t)si] SUBST no plur form

de·cen·cy [ˈdi:sən(t)si] SUBST

1. decency:

2. decency (approved behaviour):

3. decency Am (basic comforts):

I . latch [lætʃ] SUBST

II . latch [lætʃ] VERBE intr

1. latch esp GB fam (understand):

2. latch fam (attach oneself to):

3. latch fam (take up):

lat·tice [ˈlætɪs] SUBST

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