CAD
21CAD — 〈 [cæ̣d] EDV; Abk. für engl.〉 Computer Aided Design, (computerunterstütztes Design) computerunterstütztes Konstruieren od. Entwerfen von Bauteilen, wobei die Bauteile mittels eines Computers u. Bildschirms aufgebaut u. den auftretenden… …
22CAD — [kæd, ˌsi: eı ˈdi:] n [U] computer aided design the use of computers to design industrial products …
23CAD — [kæd] Abk. für engl. computer aided design »rechnerunterstütztes Entwerfen«> rechnerunterstützte Konstruktion und Arbeitsplanung …
24cad — [ kæd ] noun count OLD FASHIONED a man who behaves in an unkind or unfair way, especially toward women …
25CAD — [ kæd ] noun uncount computer aided design: the use of computers to design things such as vehicles and buildings …
26CAD — (izg. kȅd) DEFINICIJA krat. inform. oblikovanje pomoću računala, računalni dizajn (izrada trodimenzijskih nacrta, animacija i sl.) ETIMOLOGIJA engl. Computer Aided Design …
27Čad — Čȃd m DEFINICIJA 1. geogr. država u sred. Africi, 1.284.000 km2, 5.714.000 stan., glavni grad N̕Djamena 2. bočato jezero u središnjoj Africi veličine 14.000 25.000 km2 (ovisno o količini oborina) …
28cad — [n] sly, dastardly person boor, bounder*, clown, creep, cur*, dog*, heel, louse, lout, rake, rascal, rat*, rotter*, rounder*, scoundrel, stinker, worm; concept 412 Ant. gentleman, helper …
29cad — ► NOUN dated or humorous ▪ a man who behaves dishonourably, especially towards a woman. DERIVATIVES caddish adjective. ORIGIN originally denoting a passenger picked up by the driver of a horse drawn coach for personal profit: abbreviation of… …
30cad — [kad] n. [< CADDIE & CADET: orig. applied to servants, then to town boys, by students at British universities and public schools] a man or boy whose behavior is not gentlemanly …
