Curriculum vitae and résumé: it has your job experience or your achievements. Post and mail: related to send a mail. Programme and Program: related to a software. Match and game: it can be related to a videogame. Action relay and automatic replay: something that repeats automatically.
Post vs. mail: To send mail. Mobile phone vs. cellphone: Technology to do calls. Analogue vs. Analog: Conventional method of transmitting data. Programme vs. Program: Piece of code, write in a specific language to do some functional in the computer. To telegram vs. To wire: An old method to communicate in long distances.
1. Programme vs. Program: coded instructions for the automatic performance of a particular task. 2. Mobile phone vs. cellphone: wireless handheld device that allows users to make calls and send text messages, among other features. 3. On Stream vs Online: Transmit or receive (data, especially video and audio material) over the Internet as a steady, continuous flow. 4. Aerial vs Antena: Conductor that can transmit, send and receive signals such as microwave, radio or satellite signals. 5. Telly vs TV: An electronic system of sending images and sounds by a wire or through space.
+Mobile phone vs Cell phone: A device that help you to make calls and send messages +Film vs Movie; It is what you see at the movie theater. +Tv programme vs Tv program: It can be watched on Tv, and It can be a sitcom,science fiction,etc +Post vs Mail: It can be use when you send an email. +ZIP code vs Post code: It is use when you buy on the internet to send you the stuff to your home
--Cell phone vs Mobile phone: it is a portable device that make calls, send messages, save contacts and other stuff. --Billboard vs Hoarding: It is a big board that shows information or advertisements, it is generally outdoor. --Program vs Programme: Text of coded instructions in a computer or other electronic device that make function some particular task. --Labor vs Labour: it is the same as job or work. --Dial Tone vs Dialling tone: sound that a telephone or cellphone produces indicating that a caller may start to dial.
1. Cinema vs Theater: A place where movies are shown with high quality of sound and video. 2. Cashier vs Teller: An employee of a bank who deals directly with most customers. 3. Mobile vs Cellphone: A small phone can send SMS, make calls and nowadays connect to internet and use a lot of applications. 4. Postcode vs Zip code: Code of numbers and letters, added to an address to expedite mail delivery. 5. Aerial vs Antenna: A radio antenna, especially one suspended in or extending into the air.
1. Conexion vs connection: Point where the link is made between different systems. 2. Post Box vs Mail Box: A computer file or set of files for the collection and storage of e-mail. 3. Expiry date vs Expiration date: Period of use of a software license. 4. Cancelled vs Canceled: Abort something that was scheduled. 5. Catalogues vs Catalogs: A group of similar or related things.
1. Instant replay vs automatic replay: The recording and immediate playback. 2. Queue vs Line: A sequence of stored data or programs awaiting processing. 3. Wireless vs Radio: A message transmitted by wireless telegraph or telephone. 4. Managing Director vs CEO (chief executive officer): The president of a large company. 5. Advert vs commercial: Of or relating to commerce.
1. Programme - program: A series of coded software instructions to control the operation of a computer or other machine. 2. Recorded delivery - Certified mail: Postal service that obtains the signature of the recipient of a mail on a form as proof of delivery to the specified addressee. 3. Postcode - Zip code: A code which was established for the purposes of identifying a location and routing the mail to that location. 4. Cinema - Movie Theater: A venue, usually a building, for viewing movies. 5. Postbox - Mailbox: The destination to which electronic mail messages are delivered.
1) Movie - Film: this is what you watch in the movie theater, normally longer than 80 minutes 2) Mobile - Cellphone: normally a high-tech device, that can make calls, send text messages, connect to the internet, and a lot of usefull things. 3) Program - Programme: code that a developer write to do apps, computer programs and a lot of other softwares. 4) Zip code - Postcode: this is a code that is different in each region of any country that help you to deliver the mail were you want to deliver it. 5) Movie theater - Cinema: this is the place where you pay to watch movies or concerts in a big screen.
US, UK * Program, programme: what you see on television * Cell phone, mobile phone: the device use to make calls and send messages * Dead battery, flat battery: an uncharged battery * Telephone booth, telephone box: the place located in the streets that has a public phone where you can make calls * Toll-free, freephone: calls without fees
Words in British english-American english Wireless-Radio communication using radio signals Flim-Movie A connected cinematic narrative represented in this form. Current acount-Checking acount A bank account in which checks may be written against amounts on deposit Dialling tone-Dial tone a sound that a telephone produces indicating that a caller may start to dial Postbox-Mailbox A computer file or set of files for the collection and storage of e-mail.
British vs American ICT related words: 1. Cell phone vs Mobile phone: It is a telephone that you can carry with you. 2. Public transport vs Public transportation: Refers to any type of vehicle´public that you can travel. 3. Action relay and automatic replay: The rerunning of a small section of a film 4. shopping trolley vs Shopping cart: It is a tool for shop in page of internet. 5. Tram vs Trolley: It is a transport public, is a train electric small.
1.Mobile phone vs Cell phone: a device used to communicate with other people 2.Analyse vs Analyze: interpret the information, technique used in technological research 3.Licence vs License: protects the software copyright 4.Computerise vs Computerize: convert to a system that is operated or controlled by computer 5.Mac: abbr. of raincoat vs Mac: a brand of Apple Inc. computers; abbreviation of Macintosh.
• Comms – Communications: Used to refer to the linkage between computer systems to allow the transmission of information over a communications line. • Fount – Font: Family of type, complete set of letters, numerals etc. • Palmtop computer – PDA/ handheld computer: Portable pocket-sized computer. • Fibre Optic Cable – Fiber Optics Cable: a very thin glass or plastic thread through which light can travel to carry information, especially in phone, television, and computer systems. • Hotlist - Bookmarks: A personal list of favorite or most frequently accessed websites compiled by an Internet user.
*mobile vs cellphone: A portable communications device. *program vs programme: A series of coded software instructions to control the operation of a computer or other machine. *post vs mail: Send a mail. *expiry date vs expiration date:The date on which something, such as a antivirus license, is no longer valid or in effect. *wirelees vs radio: Is the transfer of information between two or more points that are not connected by an electrical conductor
Lift / Elevator: Used to raising and lowering people or things to different floors or levels. Power point / Electrical outlet: enable that the current can be taken to run electrical devices. Engine / Motor: Machine that converts power into motion. Stock / Inventory: Goods or products kept on business and available for sale or distribution. Timetable / Schedule: Plan for carrying out a process or procedure, include events and times.
Dead battery - Flat battery: an uncharged battery. Expiry date - Expiration date: Period of use of a software license. Aerial - Antena: Conductor that can transmit, send and receive signals such as microwave, radio or satellite signals. Analogue - Analog: Conventional method of transmitting data. Cell phone - Mobile phone: it is a portable device that make calls, send messages, save contacts and other stuff..
Cellphone - Mobile Phone: (Telecommunications) a portable telephone operated by cellular radio. In full: cellular telephone
Zip Code - Post Code: A trademark used for a system designed to expedite the sorting and delivery of mail by assigning a series of numbers to each delivery area in the United States.
Wireless - Radio: The wireless transmission through space of electromagnetic waves in the approximate frequency range from 10 kilohertz to 300,000 megahertz.
Program - Develope: A set of coded instructions that enables a machine, especially a computer, to perform a desired sequence of operations.
Stock - Inventory: A detailed, itemized list, report, or record of things in one's possession, especially a periodic survey of all goods and materials in stock.
Mobile phone - Cell phone: A portable phone. Postbox - Mailbox: A box with yours emails. Stock - Inventory: Describe all that you have and you can use it. Curriculum - Resume: A document with your experience job. Programme - Program: Code with instructions.
programming language: computer language: A set of intrucctions that can take a structure and create a program. virtual wallet - virtual billfold: is a virtual account where you can have and save money, one example of this is a bitcoins e-voting - electrónico vote : is a system of electronic components to emit suffrage Telephone - phone : Is a media Wireless - Radio : Is a media to connect devices like a mobile, laptops, etc.
mobile - Cell phone: Communication device Film - Movie: what you watch in the movie theater Queuing - wait: waiting in a line hooting - beeping: sound of a car's horn Toilets - restroom / bathroom: place where you do your's needs Mate - dude: slang to call a friend
Bristish english vs american english:
ResponderEliminarCurriculum vitae and résumé: it has your job experience or your achievements.
Post and mail: related to send a mail.
Programme and Program: related to a software.
Match and game: it can be related to a videogame.
Action relay and automatic replay: something that repeats automatically.
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ResponderEliminarBritish vs American ICT related words:
ResponderEliminarPost vs. mail: To send mail.
Mobile phone vs. cellphone: Technology to do calls.
Analogue vs. Analog: Conventional method of transmitting data.
Programme vs. Program: Piece of code, write in a specific language to do some functional in the computer.
To telegram vs. To wire: An old method to communicate in long distances.
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EliminarBritish vs American ICT related words:
ResponderEliminar1. Programme vs. Program: coded instructions for the automatic performance of a particular task.
2. Mobile phone vs. cellphone: wireless handheld device that allows users to make calls and send text messages, among other features.
3. On Stream vs Online: Transmit or receive (data, especially video and audio material) over the Internet as a steady, continuous flow.
4. Aerial vs Antena: Conductor that can transmit, send and receive signals such as microwave, radio or satellite signals.
5. Telly vs TV: An electronic system of sending images and sounds by a wire or through space.
British vs American ICT related words:
ResponderEliminar+Mobile phone vs Cell phone: A device that help you to make calls and send messages
+Film vs Movie; It is what you see at the movie theater.
+Tv programme vs Tv program: It can be watched on Tv, and It can be a sitcom,science fiction,etc
+Post vs Mail: It can be use when you send an email.
+ZIP code vs Post code: It is use when you buy on the internet to send you the stuff to your home
... can be used when...
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American vs British English ICT terms
ResponderEliminar--Cell phone vs Mobile phone: it is a portable device that make calls, send messages, save contacts and other stuff.
--Billboard vs Hoarding: It is a big board that shows information or advertisements, it is generally outdoor.
--Program vs Programme: Text of coded instructions in a computer or other electronic device that make function some particular task.
--Labor vs Labour: it is the same as job or work.
--Dial Tone vs Dialling tone: sound that a telephone or cellphone produces indicating that a caller may start to dial.
...that makes calls, sends messages, saves contacts...
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EliminarBritish vs American ICT related words:
ResponderEliminar1. Cinema vs Theater: A place where movies are shown with high quality of sound and video.
2. Cashier vs Teller: An employee of a bank who deals directly with most customers.
3. Mobile vs Cellphone: A small phone can send SMS, make calls and nowadays connect to internet and use a lot of applications.
4. Postcode vs Zip code: Code of numbers and letters, added to an address to expedite mail delivery.
5. Aerial vs Antenna: A radio antenna, especially one suspended in or extending into the air.
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ResponderEliminarBritish vs American ICT related words:
ResponderEliminar1. Conexion vs connection: Point where the link is made between different systems.
2. Post Box vs Mail Box: A computer file or set of files for the collection and storage of e-mail.
3. Expiry date vs Expiration date: Period of use of a software license.
4. Cancelled vs Canceled: Abort something that was scheduled.
5. Catalogues vs Catalogs: A group of similar or related things.
UK vs US ICT words:
ResponderEliminar1. Instant replay vs automatic replay: The recording and immediate playback.
2. Queue vs Line: A sequence of stored data or programs awaiting processing.
3. Wireless vs Radio: A message transmitted by wireless telegraph or telephone.
4. Managing Director vs CEO (chief executive officer): The president of a large company.
5. Advert vs commercial: Of or relating to commerce.
ICT terms, British - US:
ResponderEliminar1. Programme - program: A series of coded software instructions to control the operation of a computer or other machine.
2. Recorded delivery - Certified mail: Postal service that obtains the signature of the recipient of a mail on a form as proof of delivery to the specified addressee.
3. Postcode - Zip code: A code which was established for the purposes of identifying a location and routing the mail to that location.
4. Cinema - Movie Theater: A venue, usually a building, for viewing movies.
5. Postbox - Mailbox: The destination to which electronic mail messages are delivered.
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EliminarBritish vs American ICT related words:
ResponderEliminar1) Movie - Film: this is what you watch in the movie theater, normally longer than 80 minutes
2) Mobile - Cellphone: normally a high-tech device, that can make calls, send text messages, connect to the internet, and a lot of usefull things.
3) Program - Programme: code that a developer write to do apps, computer programs and a lot of other softwares.
4) Zip code - Postcode: this is a code that is different in each region of any country that help you to deliver the mail were you want to deliver it.
5) Movie theater - Cinema: this is the place where you pay to watch movies or concerts in a big screen.
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ResponderEliminar* Program, programme: what you see on television
* Cell phone, mobile phone: the device use to make calls and send messages
* Dead battery, flat battery: an uncharged battery
* Telephone booth, telephone box: the place located in the streets that has a public phone where you can make calls
* Toll-free, freephone: calls without fees
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EliminarWords in British english-American english
ResponderEliminarWireless-Radio
communication using radio signals
Flim-Movie
A connected cinematic narrative represented in this form.
Current acount-Checking acount
A bank account in which checks may be written against amounts on deposit
Dialling tone-Dial tone
a sound that a telephone produces indicating that a caller may start to dial
Postbox-Mailbox
A computer file or set of files for the collection and storage of e-mail.
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EliminarBritish vs American ICT related words:
ResponderEliminar1. Cell phone vs Mobile phone: It is a telephone that you can carry with you.
2. Public transport vs Public transportation: Refers to any type of vehicle´public that you can travel.
3. Action relay and automatic replay: The rerunning of a small section of a film
4. shopping trolley vs Shopping cart: It is a tool for shop in page of internet.
5. Tram vs Trolley: It is a transport public, is a train electric small.
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ResponderEliminar1.Mobile phone vs Cell phone: a device used to communicate with other people
2.Analyse vs Analyze: interpret the information, technique used in technological research
3.Licence vs License: protects the software copyright
4.Computerise vs Computerize: convert to a system that is operated or controlled by computer
5.Mac: abbr. of raincoat vs Mac: a brand of Apple Inc. computers; abbreviation of Macintosh.
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EliminarICT terms
ResponderEliminarBritish English – US English
• Comms – Communications: Used to refer to the linkage between computer systems to allow the transmission of information over a communications line.
• Fount – Font: Family of type, complete set of letters, numerals etc.
• Palmtop computer – PDA/ handheld computer: Portable pocket-sized computer.
• Fibre Optic Cable – Fiber Optics Cable: a very thin glass or plastic thread through which light can travel to carry information, especially in phone, television, and computer systems.
• Hotlist - Bookmarks: A personal list of favorite or most frequently accessed websites compiled by an Internet user.
*mobile vs cellphone: A portable communications device.
ResponderEliminar*program vs programme: A series of coded software instructions to control the operation of a computer or other machine.
*post vs mail: Send a mail.
*expiry date vs expiration date:The date on which something, such as a antivirus license, is no longer valid or in effect.
*wirelees vs radio: Is the transfer of information between two or more points that are not connected by an electrical conductor
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EliminarICT terms in British and US English
ResponderEliminarLift / Elevator: Used to raising and lowering people or things to different floors or levels.
Power point / Electrical outlet: enable that the current can be taken to run electrical devices.
Engine / Motor: Machine that converts power into motion.
Stock / Inventory: Goods or products kept on business and available for sale or distribution.
Timetable / Schedule: Plan for carrying out a process or procedure, include events and times.
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ResponderEliminarBritish English – US English
Dead battery - Flat battery: an uncharged battery.
Expiry date - Expiration date: Period of use of a software license.
Aerial - Antena: Conductor that can transmit, send and receive signals such as microwave, radio or satellite signals.
Analogue - Analog: Conventional method of transmitting data.
Cell phone - Mobile phone: it is a portable device that make calls, send messages, save contacts and other stuff..
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ResponderEliminarICT terms
Cellphone - Mobile Phone: (Telecommunications) a portable telephone operated by cellular radio. In full: cellular telephone
Zip Code - Post Code: A trademark used for a system designed to expedite the sorting and delivery of mail by assigning a series of numbers to each delivery area in the United States.
Wireless - Radio: The wireless transmission through space of electromagnetic waves in the approximate frequency range from 10 kilohertz to 300,000 megahertz.
Program - Develope: A set of coded instructions that enables a machine, especially a computer, to perform a desired sequence of operations.
Stock - Inventory: A detailed, itemized list, report, or record of things in one's possession, especially a periodic survey of all goods and materials in stock.
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EliminarMobile phone - Cell phone: A portable phone.
ResponderEliminarPostbox - Mailbox: A box with yours emails.
Stock - Inventory: Describe all that you have and you can use it.
Curriculum - Resume: A document with your experience job.
Programme - Program: Code with instructions.
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Eliminarprogramming language: computer language: A set of intrucctions that can take a structure and create a program.
ResponderEliminarvirtual wallet - virtual billfold: is a virtual account where you can have and save money, one example of this is a bitcoins
e-voting - electrónico vote : is a system of electronic components to emit suffrage
Telephone - phone : Is a media
Wireless - Radio : Is a media to connect devices like a mobile, laptops, etc.
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Eliminarmobile - Cell phone: Communication device
ResponderEliminarFilm - Movie: what you watch in the movie theater
Queuing - wait: waiting in a line
hooting - beeping: sound of a car's horn
Toilets - restroom / bathroom: place where you do your's needs
Mate - dude: slang to call a friend
...you needs.
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