What does "gist" means?
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Gist means the essence, what it boils down to. "The gist of Bush's speech was that we're not going to cut and run." \n\nIt's not appropriate in the sentence you gave. I'm actually not even sure what you're trying to say there, so I can't suggest a better word.
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the docket means:\n\n-A calendar of the cases awaiting action in a court. \n-A brief entry of the court proceedings in a legal case. \n-The book containing such entries.
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GIS stands for Geographic Information Systems. A Geographic Information System is a combination of elements designed to store, retrieve, manipulate, and display geographic data - information about places. It is a package consisting of four basic parts: hardware, software, data and a thinking operator
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Usually means that data was delivered to the program (could be via i/o device, received via network, etc) that wasn't of an expected data type.  The program may have been expecting a number, but characters showed up.  Or maybe an integer was expected, but a date time value was received. \n\nIt's usually the result of a logic error when this occurs.
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not sure of the exact meaning but to me it means ummm  lol  - liek   you learned from this mishap now go from there. i guess its hard to explain.  jsut kinda means that you know now     now you have to use it to benefit from it
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It means "application programming interface". We wouldn't use them instead webmasters would use them to put Googles' or Yahoos' maps on their web aites.
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What the heck does that mean?
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"JECT" is the past participle of the latin word "jacere" meaning to throw. In a sense "JECT" is the root word for words like object, subject and inject. \n"OB" meaning to hinder or in fron of  + "JECT" literally means something that hinders a throw.\n"SUB" meaning under + "JECT" literally means throw under.\n"IN" + "JECT" literally means throw in\nthere are other words like project and deject
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Usually it is to denote an action. If I type *sigh* it is meant that I am actually sighing... So if a person types *cough* that means they are adding a cough to their sentence. This makes text more expressive...\n\nHere's an example: "*sigh* I have to go to work tomorrow..." It adds an action to the sentence, since it cannot be depicted in any other short form.
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It is fairly easy because it is "belly" plus "button" and graphically describes what you see. The term is used in informal language. "Belly" is a very old English Germanic word describing something that is swollen, such as 'bellows' too. 'Button', however, is Romanic, Old French you could say, and is connected to the sense of 'sprout'.
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The "G" in Gmail likey stands for "Google". Other suggestions are Googol, Gigabyte, Great, Godly, or just Good.\nBut nothing is officially anounced by google.
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It means stupid or dump....\nIn some senses people might use to indicate the other meaning of sth ,,which is not the real fact
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Raster:\nThe rectangular area of a display screen actually being used to display images. The raster is slightly smaller than the physical dimensions of the display screen. Also, the raster varies for different resolutions. For example, VGA resolution of 640x480 on a 15-inch monitor produces one raster, whereas SVGA resolution of 1,024x768 produces a slightly different raster. Most monitors are autosizing, meaning that they automatically use the optimal raster depending on the monitor's size and the video adapter's resolution. In addition, most monitors have controls that allow you move the raster, resize it, and even to rotate it. \n\n\nVector:\nIn computer graphics, a line that is defined by its start and end point.\n\n\n\nCheck out this site - http://www.ablesw.com/r2v/rasvect.html
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It's gibberish. It's probably a (bad) joke from the person who sent it. Don't answer, that's my advice. ;)
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It means "native soda", "genes" or "forming"\nIt means same as in greek word too. =)
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An Internet term. Bastardization of Russian word 'Privet' which is translated as 'Hi'. Respond with "Preved! Kagdila krosavchegi?" (I have no idea what that means, but it seems to work).
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Psst Psst, in case you didn't notice\nNo one care ;)