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41source — ištaka statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. source vok. Quellenelektrode, f; Source, f; Sourceelektrode, f rus. исток, m pranc. électrode de source, f; source, f …
42source — sourceful, adj. sourcefulness, n. sourceless, adj. /sawrs, sohrs/, n., v., sourced, sourcing. n. 1. any thing or place from which something comes, arises, or is obtained; origin: Which foods are sources of calcium? 2. the beginning or place of… …
43source — ● n. m. ►PROG En fait, c est la source du programme, mais on l utilise au masculin en tant que contraction de texte source , ou code source On trouve souvent le féminin. Texte original d un programme, dans le langage informatique compréhensible… …
44source — Kumu, mole. Also: momole, molemole, kula, kupuna, maka. ♦ Water source, kula wai, māno wai, po o wai, pukana wai, ōmaka. ♦ Source of income or livelihood, kula waiwai. ♦ Source of life, māno wai (fig.) …
45source — upės versmė statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Upės vieta, kur iš žemės išteka vandens srovė. atitikmenys: angl. fountain; fountain of a river; river source; source; source of a river vok. Fluβquelle, f rus. исток реки, m …
46source — /sɔ:s/ noun 1. the place where something comes from ● What is the source of her income? ● You must declare income from all sources to the tax office. ♦ income which is taxed at source income where the tax is removed and paid to the government by… …
47source — [14] A source is etymologically something that has ‘surged’ up. The word comes from Old French sourse ‘spring’, a noun use of the feminine past participle of sourdre ‘rise, spring’. This in turn was descended from Latin surgere ‘rise’, source of… …
48source — noun 1》 a place, person, or thing from which something originates. ↘a spring or fountain head from which a river or stream issues. 2》 a person who provides information. ↘a book or document providing evidence for research. 3》 technical a… …
49source — noun 1) the source of the river Syn: spring, origin, headspring, headwater(s); literary wellspring 2) the source of the rumor Syn: origin, birthplace, spring, fountainhead, fount, starting point, ground zero …
50source — noun 1) the source of the river Syn: spring, origin 2) the source of the rumour Syn: origin, starting point, root, author, originator 3) historical sources Syn …
