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61blank — [15] Although English got blank from French blanc ‘white’, its ultimate source is Germanic. Forms such as Old High German blanc ‘white’ suggest a prehistoric Germanic *blangkaz, which could have been borrowed into Romanic, the undifferentiated… …
62blank — blæŋk n. empty space; empty form; empty line (to be filled in); space character adj. empty; lacking expression v. erase, make blank; block, prevent entrance …
63blank — I. a. 1. Void, empty. 2. White, of a white color. 3. Astonished, confounded, confused, dumfounded, disconcerted, nonplussed, struck dumb. See amaze. 4. Utter, pure, simple, unmixed, unmingled, unadulterated, perfect, entire, complete, absolute,… …
64blank — adj. uncut, see also key blank …
65blank — tarpo ženklas statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. blank; space vok. Leerstellenzeichen, n; Leerzeichen, n; Zwischenraumzeichen, n rus. знак интервала, m; знак пропуска, m pranc. signe d espace, m …
66blank — ruošinys statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. blank; preform; stab vok. Ausgangserzeugnis, n rus. заготовка, f pranc. pièce brute, f; préforme, f …
67blank — tuščias statusas T sritis informatika apibrėžtis Neturintis turinio, pavyzdžiui, naujai sukurtas ir dar nepradėtas pildyti objektas: dokumentas, failas, katalogas ir kt. Tuščias objektas gali turėti tarnybines dalis, pavyzdžiui, antraštę.… …
68blank — A space left unfilled in a written document, in which one or more words or marks are to be inserted to complete the sense. Also a skeleton or printed form for any legal document, in which the necessary and invariable words are printed in their… …
69blank — A space left unfilled in a written document, in which one or more words or marks are to be inserted to complete the sense. Also a skeleton or printed form for any legal document, in which the necessary and invariable words are printed in their… …
70blank — See sheet metal blank …
