wrappers

الإنجليزية - التركية

تعريف wrappers في الإنجليزية التركية القاموس.: mahfazalar
wrapper: {i} (bir nesneye sarılmış) ambalaj kâğıdı
wrapper: şömiz
wrapper: postayla gönderilen gazete-kitap-dergi
wrapper: puronun dış yaprağı
wrapper: {i} kaplık
wrapper: {i} kitap kabı
wrapper: {i} (giysi olarak) sabahlık
wrapper: saran şey veya kimse
wrapper: {i} şal
wrapper: sargı/kap
wrapper: {i} atkı
wrapper: {i} saran kimse
wrapper: Sarıcı
wrapper: puronun en üst yaprağı
wrapper: {i} örtü
wrapper: {i} sabahlık
wrapper: {i} (kitap için) ceket, şömiz
wrapper: {i} eşarp
wrapper: {i} paket kâğıdı
O prezervatif paket kağıdını açtı. - She opened the condom wrapper.

الإنجليزية - الإنجليزية

تعريف wrappers في الإنجليزية الإنجليزية القاموس.: Full color, double-sided supplements, produced outside the run-of-paper for special events: printed on art paper and hand wrapped around the outside of the regular edition, and delivered to a location of the advertiser's choice for distribution; Book covers made from heavy stiff paper rather than from boards, a term not to be confused with dust-wrapper; Soft covers i e paperback Don't confuse this with "dust wrapper"; plural of wrapper; printed or plain paper binding (paperback); The outer covering of a paperback book, often sewn or stapled in sections This term should be distinguished from "wrapper" which refers to the dust jacket of a hardcover book; A technique to bring a non-CHAIMS service into the CHAIMS paradigm
wrapper: A class, module, etc. that serves to mediate access to another
We need a Perl wrapper for this C++ library.
wrapper: One who, or that which, wraps
He proved to be a remarkably efficient wrapper of parcels.
wrapper: Something that is wrapped around something else as a cover or protection: a wrapping
wrapper: {n} one who wraps up, a thin cover
wrapper: A program that is installed on a computer system to limit access to certain programs and to log every request that is made to run those programs
wrapper: (n ) An object that encapsulates and delegates to another object to alter its interface or behavior in some way
wrapper: the covering (usually paper or cellophane) in which something is wrapped
wrapper: something that is wrapped around something else as a cover or protection
wrapper: That in which anything is wrapped, or inclosed; envelope; covering
wrapper: A Java class that encapsulates another kind of object, possibly external to Java itself, such as a PL/SQL package
wrapper: – a high quality tobacco leaf wrapped around the finished bunch and binder It is very elastic and at it best unblemished
wrapper: cloak that is folded or wrapped around a person
wrapper: The wrapper package performs two basic functions: it logs requests for internet services and provides an access control mechanism for Unix systems
wrapper: A software program or script that makes it possible to run another, more essential software program
wrapper: Some elements, such as Chapter, have important semantic significance Other elements serve no obvious purpose except to contain a number of other elements For example, BookInfo has no important semantics; it merely serves as a container for the meta-information about a book Elements that are just containers are sometimes called "wrappers "
wrapper: - A program used to start another program X
wrapper: A common frontend program or script for running an executable For example, a wrapper can check whether the environment is 32-bit or 64-bit and then invoke the appropriate (32-bit or 64-bit) executable
wrapper: An object that encapsulates and delegates to another object to alter its interface or behavior in some way All primitive data types have corresponding wrapper classes each with a methods to convert to other data types and in particular a method to convert the wrapper to an instance of the primitive it represents
wrapper: A script that log metadata about science objects with minimal alteration to existing processing methods
wrapper: a negligée or loose dressing gown
wrapper: An object that is created to provide an object-style interface to some other type of data The Number and Boolean objects are examples of wrapper objects
wrapper: A wrapper is a piece of paper, plastic, or thin metal which covers and protects something that you buy, especially food. I emptied the sweet wrappers from the ashtray. the piece of paper or plastic that covers something when it is sold
wrapper: Reinforcing armor strapped to the front of the helmet that covers the chin and the lower half of the visor A wrapper on an armet with a rondel Valentine Armouries
wrapper: A shell script that sets up the proper execution environment and then executes the binary file that corresponds to the shell's name
wrapper: The outer leaf - generally high quality, first grade tobacco that is wound around the binder of the cigar It is chosen for its complexion, elasticity, silky texture and delicate veins
wrapper: a loose dressing gown for women
wrapper: {i} jacket, envelope; lid; cover; outer clothing, robe; covering
wrapper: Some elements, such as Chapter, have important semantic significance Other elements serve no obvious purpose except to contain a number of other elements For example, BookInfo has no important semantics; it merely serves as a container for the meta-information about a book Elements that are just containers are sometimes called "wrappers "
wrapper: An envelope placed around a data packet, which typically provides new header information including destination and source address information Wrappers are often used to transport one type of packet through a different network protocol
wrapper: (Application Developer's Guide - XML; search in this book)
wrapper: The enclosure that is used to wrap a legacy application to make the legacy application available as an implementation to WebLogic Enterprise client applications
wrapper: an article of clothing worn wrapped around the body
wrapper: a person who wraps parcels etc
wrapper: Specifically, a loose outer garment; an article of dress intended to be wrapped round the person; as, a morning wrapper; a gentleman's wrapper
wrapper: A flat sheet or strip open at both ends that can be folded and sealed around a newspaper or periodical Wrappers can have an imprinted stamp or have a stamp attached
wrapper: A package which changes the interface to an existing package without substantially increasing its functionality