ROM
71Rom — /rohm/, n. a Gypsy man or boy. [1835 45; < Romany: a married man; cf. Skt domba, doma a low caste minstrel] * * * in full read only memory Form of computer memory that does not lose its contents when the power supply is cut off and that is not… …
72ROM — (Acrónimo de [R]ead [O]nly emory .) ► adjetivo/ sustantivo masculino INFORMÁTICA Se aplica a la memoria que sólo puede ser leída y cuyo contenido no se puede modificar. * * * ► femenino INFORMÁTICA VER memoria ROM * * * sigla de Read only memory… …
73ROM — [[t]rɒ̱m[/t]] N UNCOUNT ROM is the permanent part of a computer s memory. The information stored there can be read but not changed. ROM is an abbreviation for read only memory . → See also CD ROM …
74ROM — ● ►en /rom/ sg. f. ►RAMROM MÉM. Read Only Memory, syn. de mémoire morte. Il existe tout plein de ROM différentes: les PROM sont programmables, les EPROM de même, sauf qu on peut en plus les effacer. Il y a aussi les EEPROM …
75rom — ISO 639 3 Code of Language ISO 639 2/B Code : rom ISO 639 2/T Code : rom ISO 639 1 Code : Scope : Macrolanguage Language Type : Living Language Name : Romany Individual languages : Identifier : rmc Name: Carpathian Romani Individual languages :… …
76Rom — [[t]roʊm[/t]] n. pl. Rom, Rom•a [[t]ˈroʊ mə[/t]] peo a male Gypsy • Etymology: 1835–45; < Romany: married man; cf. Skt ḍomba, ḍoma a low caste minstrel …
77Rom — /rɒm/ (say rom) noun (plural Roma /ˈrɒma/ (say romah), /ˈroʊmə/ (say rohmuh)) 1. a member of the Romani people. 2. a male member of the Romani people. 3. the Rom, the Romani people. {Romani: man, husband} …
78ròm — rôma m (ȍ ó) nižje pog. priprava iz lesa ali drugega materiala, ki obdaja sliko ali druge predmete; okvir: izdelovati rome; dati sliko v rom ∙ pog. ta je pa za v rom zelo je lepa …
79ROM — pastovioji atmintis statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. fixed memory; fixed storage; permanent memory; permanent storage; read only memory; read only storage; ROM vok. Festspeicher, m; Festwertspeicher, m; Permanentspeicher, m; ROM… …
80Rom — I. noun (plural Rom; also Roma) Etymology: Romany, married man, husband, male Gypsy, from Sanskrit ḍomba, ḍoma low caste male musician Date: 1841 gypsy 1 II. abbreviation 1. Romania 2. Romans …
