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paged

UK
/peɪdʒd/
US
/peɪdʒd/

Übersetzungen

pagedadjektiv
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/peɪdʒd/
US
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paginéInformatique.
Most modern operating systems rely on paged memory to handle multitasking.
La plupart des systèmes d'exploitation modernes s'appuient sur une mémoire paginée pour gérer le multitâche.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
pagéRare, pour un document ou un ouvrage pourvu de pages.
Synonyme
leafed
bookmarked
indexed
pageverb

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Präteritum

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Präteritum
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Partizip Perfekt
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Gerundium
UK
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US
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appelerPar haut-parleur ou système de sonorisation; aussi pour joindre quelqu’un via un pager.
The receptionist paged Mr. Smith to come to the front desk.
La réceptionniste a appelé M. Smith au comptoir d’accueil.
feuilleterParcourir rapidement les pages d’un livre ou d’un document.
She paged through the magazine while waiting for her appointment.
Elle a feuilleté le magazine en attendant son rendez-vous.
paginerInformatique, édition.
The editorial assistant paged the manuscript before sending it to the printer.
L’assistant éditorial a paginé le manuscrit avant de l’envoyer à l’imprimeur.
être pageDans une fonction de page, notamment au sein d’une assemblée ou d’une cérémonie.
He paged at the state capitol during his junior year of high school.
Il était page au capitole de l’État pendant sa troisième année de lycée.
Synonyme
leaf through
turn
browse
scan
peruse

Definitionen

pagedadjektiv
Having pages, especially of a particular kind or number.
The committee had to read a dense, 300-paged report.
(Computing) Divided into discrete pages for the purposes of storage or memory management; employing paging.
Most modern operating systems rely on paged memory to handle multitasking.
pageverb
To summon or contact someone by sending a message to their pager or similar device.
The doctor was paged urgently to the emergency room.
To turn the pages of a book or document, especially quickly or casually.
She paged through the magazine while waiting for her appointment.
To call out the name of someone in a public place, typically using a public address system.
The receptionist paged Mr. Smith to come to the front desk.
To serve or work as a page, especially in a legislative body or ceremonial setting.
He paged at the state capitol during his junior year of high school.
To number the pages of (a document or book).
The editorial assistant paged the manuscript before sending it to the printer.
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