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31NET ID — es la identificación de la RED, es una dirección IP (IPv4), son los octetos situados al principio de la dirección del Host que identifica una máquina en una red. Composición de una red IP V4 Valores por defecto para los diferentes tipos de RED(IP …
32net 30 — adverb ACCOUNTING net 30 days; written on an invoice to show that it should be paid within 30 days and that there is no discount (= price reduction) * * * net 30 UK US adverb ACCOUNTING ► written on an invoice to show that it must be paid within… …
33net 10 — net 10/eom net 10/eom adverb ACCOUNTING net 10 days end of month; written on an invoice to show that it should be paid within 10 days of the beginning of the following month and that there is no discount (= price reduction) * * * net 10 UK US… …
34Net — ►NET Abrév. de l Internet, dans l expression Le Net . Voir aussi net, NET …
35neţ — NEŢ, neţuri, s.n. (La tenis) Lovitură în care mingea trece în terenul advers atingând marginea de sus a plasei. – Din germ. Netz, engl. net. Trimis de GabiAlex, 09.06.2004. Sursa: DEX 98 NEŢ s. v. plasă, sacoşă. Trimis de siveco, 13.09.2007.… …
36net — [adj] profiting after deductions, after taxes, clear, excluding, exclusive, final, irreducible, pure, remaining, take home, undeductible; concept 334 Ant. unprofitable net [n] mesh, web cloth, fabric, lace, lacework, lattice, netting, network,… …
37.net — UK US /ˌdɒtˈnet/ INTERNET ► part of an internet address that shows that it belongs to a business, often a network that provides internet services: »Their website address is www.homelove.net …
38net — Net, Mundus, Nitidus. Fort net, Permundus. Bien net et poli, Limatus …
39net — /net/ adjective referring to a price, weight, pay, etc., after all deductions have been made ■ verb to make a true profit ● to net a profit of £10,000 (NOTE: netting – netted) ▪▪▪ ‘…out of its earnings a company will pay a dividend. When… …
40Net — Net, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Netted}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Netting}.] To produce or gain as clear profit; as, he netted a thousand dollars by the operation. [1913 Webster] …
