Message
41message — Un Message, Nuntius, vel Nuntium. Envoyer message et nouvelle, Nuntium remittere. Faire un message, Deferre mandata alicuius ad alterum. Faiseur de messages, qui va et vient à la poste et volonté d autruy, Emissarius. Qui fait les messages entre… …
42message — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French, from Medieval Latin missaticum, from Latin missus, past participle of mittere Date: 14th century 1. a communication in writing, in speech, or by signals 2. a messenger s errand or function 3.… …
43message — /mes ij/, n. 1. a communication containing some information, news, advice, request, or the like, sent by messenger, radio, telephone, or other means. 2. an official communication, as from a chief executive to a legislative body: the President s… …
44message — ● n. m. ● 1. ►NET Les blagues douteuses d un humour rance que vous voyez apparaître sur votre écran alors que vous pensiez travailler, envoyées par votre collègue/ami/copain sur un système multi utilisateurs. Voir banner. ● 2. ►PROG Informations… …
45message-ID — laiško identifikatorius statusas T sritis informatika apibrėžtis Rašmenų seka, vienareikšmiškai identifikuojanti ↑elektroninį laišką. Formuoja laišką išsiunčianti programa ir įrašo į laiško antraštės lauką Message ID, pavyzdžiui: Message ID:… …
46message — Any notice, word, or communication, no matter the mode and no matter how sent, from one person to another. @ President s message An annual communication from the president of the United States to Congress, made at or near the beginning of each… …
47message — Any notice, word, or communication, no matter the mode and no matter how sent, from one person to another. @ President s message An annual communication from the president of the United States to Congress, made at or near the beginning of each… …
48message — n. & v. n. 1 an oral or written communication sent by one person to another. 2 an inspired or significant communication from a prophet, writer, or preacher. 3 a mission or errand. 4 (in pl.) Sc. & N.Engl. things bought; shopping. v.tr. 1 send as… …
49message — [13] Etymologically, a message is something that is ‘sent’. The word comes via Old French message from Vulgar Latin *missāticum, a derivative of the Latin verb mittere (from which English also gets admit, mission, transmit, etc). Messenger [13]… …
50message — noun 1》 a verbal, written, recorded, or electronic communication. 2》 a significant point or theme of a film, speech, etc. ↘a divinely inspired communication. 3》 Scottish & Irish an errand. ↘(messages) things bought; shopping. verb send a… …
