What does gedeelde database in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word gedeelde database in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use gedeelde database in Dutch.
The word gedeelde database in Dutch means shared, gedeeld, gemeenschappelijk, gedeeld, gezamenlijk, gedeeld, gedeeld, gedeeld, gemeenschappelijk, gedeeld, gedeeld, gedeeld door, over. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word gedeelde database
shared(verspreid over verschillende personen/zaken) Gedeelde smart is halve smart. |
gedeeld, gemeenschappelijk(used by more than one) The car is Glenn and Dan's shared property. Each tenant has their own bedroom and use of a shared kitchen, bathroom, and living room. |
gedeeld(arithmetic: by a number) This divided pie chart will help students visualize fractions. |
gezamenlijk, gedeeld(joint, shared) Our houses share a common fence. |
gedeeld(in common) Linda and Emily became friends through their shared love of salsa dancing. |
gedeeld, gemeenschappelijk(taken together) |
gedeeld(arithmetic: by a number) Twenty-seven divided by nine is three. |
gedeeld(math: division) (wiskunde) Twaalf gedeeld door vier is drie. Four into twelve is three. |
gedeeld door, over(divided by) (wiskunde) Twelve over four is three. |
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