Jan 17, 2003 03:18
21 yrs ago
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English term
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retrogate
Non-PRO
English
Tech/Engineering
we will retrogate during tese times
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| 3 +2 | retrograte |
eldira
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| 4 | retroceder |
aivars
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| 4 | To withdraw ( money,etc.) |
Shog Imas
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| 3 | carry out retrograde testing |
Chris Rowson (X)
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retrograte
could this be retrograde? = tending towards or resulting in a worse state (Merriam Webster's Unabridged Dictionary)
in other words, going backward.
in other words, going backward.
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retroceder
retrograde , I assume. General meaning.
3 hrs
carry out retrograde testing
Retrograde testing is a type of testing often applied to computer systems. The term means, roughly, when you have changed one thing, testing that things that worked before still work.
Maybe this is what is meant.
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Note added at 2003-01-17 07:07:50 (GMT)
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\"Going back\", yes, but it here means going to back to test things tested before, not going back to a worse state.
Maybe this is what is meant.
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Note added at 2003-01-17 07:07:50 (GMT)
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\"Going back\", yes, but it here means going to back to test things tested before, not going back to a worse state.
3 days 1 hr
To withdraw ( money,etc.)
1. (a)To gate: to deposit (money,etc.)
Non-gated packing: non-returnable packing.
(b)Com: to gate (goods, etc.)to.
2. To gate something: to register, write down, enter, record, put on record (fact,etc.).
3. (a) to confine(soldier)to barracks, to keep in (pupil),
(b) to refuse admittance to (s.o.); the hall is gated: the hall is closed.
to gate the door to (s.o.):to bar one's door to s.o.
4. Rail. to gate: to put, deposit, (one's luggage in the left-luggage office.
Non-gated packing: non-returnable packing.
(b)Com: to gate (goods, etc.)to.
2. To gate something: to register, write down, enter, record, put on record (fact,etc.).
3. (a) to confine(soldier)to barracks, to keep in (pupil),
(b) to refuse admittance to (s.o.); the hall is gated: the hall is closed.
to gate the door to (s.o.):to bar one's door to s.o.
4. Rail. to gate: to put, deposit, (one's luggage in the left-luggage office.
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