BSI.

Arabic translation: تسجيل الدخول

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English term or phrase:Basic Sine In
Arabic translation:تسجيل الدخول
Entered by: Fuad Yahya

18:01 Feb 16, 2003
English to Arabic translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Computers: Systems, Networks
English term or phrase: BSI.
CRS. Basic Sine In.
BSO. CRS. Basic Sine Out.
Amer al-Azem
Palestine
Local time: 16:03
إلزامي للدّخول
Explanation:
إلزامي للدّخول
إلزامي للخروخ

We met this "sine" yesterday, it comes from the latin, and the full expression is very commonly used in french and italian.. "sine qua no" meaning: otherwise not, necessary condition.
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Ouadoud
Local time: 16:03
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5 +1تسجيل الدخول
Fuad Yahya
5إلزامي للدّخول
Ouadoud
5تسجيل الدخول
Fuad Yahya
4اشارة الدخول الاساسية
sarsam


  

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1 min   confidence: Answerer confidence 5/5 peer agreement (net): +1
تسجيل الدخول


Explanation:


فؤاد

Fuad Yahya
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اشارة الدخول الاساسية


Explanation:
شكرا

sarsam
United States
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إلزامي للدّخول


Explanation:
إلزامي للدّخول
إلزامي للخروخ

We met this "sine" yesterday, it comes from the latin, and the full expression is very commonly used in french and italian.. "sine qua no" meaning: otherwise not, necessary condition.


Ouadoud
Local time: 16:03
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تسجيل الدخول


Explanation:
"Basic sine in" means "Basic sign in." It is not clear why the word is spelled in this manner, but it is clear that the Latin "sine" would not make any sense in this context. "Sine" simply means "sign."


Fuad

Fuad Yahya
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