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31Medĭa — (lat., »Mittellaut«), alte Bezeichnung der drei tönenden Laute g, d, b. Vgl. Lautlehre …
32media — index press Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
33media — a plural of MEDIUM …
34media — [n] communication by publication or broadcast announcement, announcing, cable, communications, correspondence, disclosure, expression, intelligence, news, publishing, radio, television; concept 279 …
35Media — [mē′dē ə] ancient kingdom in the part of SW Asia that is now NW Iran: cap. Ecbatana …
36Media — The term “media,” and its descriptive derivative medial’nyi, meaning “pertaining to media,” is a new addition to the Russian language. A more common term used both in academia and popular discourse is sredstva massovoi informatsii (SMI), which …
37Media — I (Derivado de medio.) ► sustantivo femenino 1 Mitad de algunas cosas, en especial de unidades de medida: ■ la media de una fanega de trigo. 2 MATEMÁTICAS Valor intermedio de una serie de números que se halla sumando todos ellos y dividiendo el… …
38Media — For help playing audio and video files in Wikipedia, see Wikipedia:Media help. For references to Wikipedia in the media, see Wikipedia:Wikipedia in the media. For questions regarding Wikipedia, please visit the Wikimedia Foundation press room or …
39Média — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Media. Le terme média désigne dans l acception la plus courante tout moyen de diffusion ou naturel (comme le langage, l écriture, l affiche) ou technique (comme la radio, la télévision, le cinéma, Internet),… …
40media — 1mè·dia s.f. 1. AU valore intermedio compreso tra il minimo e il massimo di una serie di grandezze: fare la media di due numeri, media stagionale delle temperature, media giornaliera, annua | media oraria: tenere una media di 60 Km all ora | TS… …
