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11bot — bȍt m (samo jd) DEFINICIJA reg. vrijeme kad je jedan sat poslije podne; 13 sati SINTAGMA bot i po jedan i po; pola dva; trinaest i trideset; bot po ponoći jedan sat u noći, jedan poslije ponoći; (u) po bota (u) dvanaest i po; (u) pola jedan; (u)… …
12bot — Bot, m. Mousse, tronqué en rond par contre facture. Ainsi Pied bot, c est à dire, contre fait, en rond et mousse, dont peut partir Boiter, Boitouser et Boiteux. Bot en Poictou, est un sabot, Calceus ligneus …
13bot — / ongemanierd grofu bot / been bonyo bot (niet scherp) dede …
14bot|a|ny — «BOT uh nee», noun, plural nies. 1. the science of plants; study of plants and plant life. Botany deals with the structure, growth, and classification of plants. It is a branch of biology. 2. the plant life of a particular area: »the botany of… …
15bot|o|né — or bot|o|née «BOT uh nay», adjective. Heraldry. having an ornament of three knobs or other parts, resembling a trefoil. ╂[< Old French botoné < botoner to bud] …
16Bot — Bot, n. (Zo[ o]l.) See {Bots}. [1913 Webster] …
17bot — spider, Also known as bot or crawler. A computer program or programs which seek out and collect information from publicly available websites. Such programs are used by search engines (such as Yahoo!, Google and AltaVista) to visit websites and… …
18BOT — Build Operate Transfer (BOT) USA A type of public private partnership often used in project financing in which a government entity sells a concession to a private entity giving it the right to finance, design, construct, lease and operate a… …
19bot — • bot, vite, plikt • bot, böter, vite, plikt • botemedel, medicin, medikament, läkemedel, remedium …
20bot — bot1 [bät] n. [ME < ? Gael botus, belly worm < boiteag, maggot] the larva of the botfly bot2 [bät] n. 1. short for ROBOT 2. a computer program that executes a specific task according to the user s instructions: Often in combination: Also… …
