Traductions de „readers“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » slovène

read·er [ˈri:dəʳ] SUBST

1. reader (person who reads):

reader

bralec(bralka) m (f)

2. reader (in library):

reader

bralec(bralka) m (f)

3. reader (proof-corrector):

reader

lektor(ica) m (f)

reader

korektor(ica) m (f)

4. reader (book of extracts):

reader

antologija f

reader ENS

čitanka f

reader ENS

učbenik m

reader UNIV

izredni profesor(ica) m (f)

5. reader (device):

microfilm/microfiche reader

čitalnik za mikrofilme/mikrofiše

ˈcard read·er SUBST

card reader

čitalnik m kartic

ˈmind read·er SUBST

mind reader

bralec (bralka) m (f) misli

ˈproof-read·er SUBST

proof-reader

korektor(ica) m (f)

Expressions couramment utilisées avec readers

not a few readers

kar nekaj bralcev

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

anglais

The first generation electronic systems were quirky devices with cantankerous punched card readers for loading keys and failure-prone, tricky-to-maintain vacuum tube circuitry.

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Screen readers and braille devices have fewer problems with tableless designs because they follow a logical structure.

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In 1882 the evening edition was canceled due to poor sales and an influx of morning edition readers.

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It would be easy for readers of news coverage of the turnabout to get that impression.

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Next she demonstrated the construction of the stitches by the creation of swatches that readers would make to practice.

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The co-founders knew that they needed to jump-start one side of the market, so they decided to start with readers.

www.theglobeandmail.com

The big priority with ebook sales used to be the dedicated line of e-readers, since that has been the big focus for the last seven years.

goodereader.com

Our readers have proved once again that they're a dab hand with a camera.

www.farmersjournal.ie

While listeners may object to those books with chapters read by multiple readers, others find this to be a non-issue or even a feature.

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An accomplished novelist can keep his readers' interest in a topsy-turvy story.

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