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- 800_metres-English-Noun-1en seeAlso 800_metres.
- 800_metres-English-Noun-1en seeAlso 800_metres.
- 800_metri-Italian language Italian.
- 800_metri-Italian hasPoSUsage 800_metri-Italian-Noun.
- 800_metri-Italian-Noun hasPoS Noun.
- 800_metri-Italian-Noun hasSense 800_metri-Italian-Noun-1en.
- 800_metri-Italian-Noun-1en language Italian.
- 800_metri-Italian-Noun-1en hasMeaning "800 metres".
- 800_metri-Italian-Noun-1en hasPoS Noun.
- 800_metri-Italian-Noun-1en type Sense.
- 800_metri-Italian-Noun-1en type LexicalSense.
- 800_metri-Italian-Noun-1en label "800 metri".
- 800_metri-Italian-Noun-1en seeAlso 800_metri.
- 800_number creator index.php?title=800_number&action=history.
- 800_number hasLangUsage 800_number-English.
- 800_number sense 800_number-English-Noun-1en.
- 800_number type LexicalEntity.
- 800_number type LexicalEntry.
- 800_number label "800 number".
- 800_number seeAlso 800_number.
- 800_number-English language English.
- 800_number-English hasEtymology "In the original North American Numbering Plan, phone numbers beginning with an area code of \"800\" were reserved for so called toll-free numbers, where the party receiving the call pays the charges. As more toll-free numbers were needed, additional area codes were added to the scheme including 888, 877, 866, and four more were reserved: 8555, 8444, 8333 and 8222. The term \"800 Number\" is used colloquially to refer to all of these.".
- 800_number-English hasPoSUsage 800_number-English-Noun.
- 800_number-English-Noun hasPluralForm "s".
- 800_number-English-Noun hasPoS Noun.
- 800_number-English-Noun hasSense 800_number-English-Noun-1en.
- 800_number-English-Noun-1en language English.
- 800_number-English-Noun-1en hasEtymology "In the original North American Numbering Plan, phone numbers beginning with an area code of \"800\" were reserved for so called toll-free numbers, where the party receiving the call pays the charges. As more toll-free numbers were needed, additional area codes were added to the scheme including 888, 877, 866, and four more were reserved: 8555, 8444, 8333 and 8222. The term \"800 Number\" is used colloquially to refer to all of these.".
- 800_number-English-Noun-1en hasMeaning "Name given to toll-free telephone numbers in North America.".
- 800_number-English-Noun-1en hasPoS Noun.
- 800_number-English-Noun-1en type Sense.
- 800_number-English-Noun-1en type LexicalSense.
- 800_number-English-Noun-1en label "800 number".
- 800_number-English-Noun-1en seeAlso 800_number.
- 800_numbers-English language English.
- 800_numbers-English hasPoSUsage 800_numbers-English-Noun.
- 800_numbers-English-Noun language English.
- 800_numbers-English-Noun hasPoS Noun.
- 800_numbers-English-Noun type LexicalSense.
- 800_numbers-English-Noun label "800 numbers".
- 800_numbers-English-Noun seeAlso 800_numbers.
- 800_numbers-English-Noun seeAlso 800_numbers.
- 800_numbers-English-Noun seeAlso 800_numbers.
- 800_numbers-English-Noun seeAlso 800_numbers.
- 800_numbers-English-Noun seeAlso 800_numbers.
- 800_numbers-English-Noun seeAlso 800_numbers.
- 802.11e-English language English.
- 802.11e-English hasPoSUsage 802.11e-English-Noun.
- 802.11e-English-Noun hasPoS Noun.
- 802.11e-English-Noun hasSense 802.11e-English-Noun-1en.
- 802.11e-English-Noun-1en language English.
- 802.11e-English-Noun-1en hasMeaning "An IEEE standard that adds QoS (Quality of Service) features and multimedia support to the existing 802.11b, 802.11g, and 802.11a wireless networks.".
- 802.11e-English-Noun-1en hasPoS Noun.
- 802.11e-English-Noun-1en type Sense.
- 802.11e-English-Noun-1en type LexicalSense.
- 802.11e-English-Noun-1en label "802.11e".
- 802.11e-English-Noun-1en seeAlso 802.11e.
- 802.11e-English-Noun-1en seeAlso 802.11e.
- 802.11i-English language English.
- 802.11i-English hasPoSUsage 802.11i-English-Noun.
- 802.11i-English-Noun hasPoS Noun.
- 802.11i-English-Noun hasSense 802.11i-English-Noun-1en.
- 802.11i-English-Noun-1en language English.
- 802.11i-English-Noun-1en hasMeaning "An IEEE standard specifying security mechanisms for 802.11 networks. 802.11i makes use of the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) block cipher. The standard also includes improvements in key management, user authentication through 802.1X and data integrity of headers.".
- 802.11i-English-Noun-1en hasPoS Noun.
- 802.11i-English-Noun-1en type Sense.
- 802.11i-English-Noun-1en type LexicalSense.
- 802.11i-English-Noun-1en label "802.11i".
- 802.11i-English-Noun-1en seeAlso 802.11i.
- 802.11i-English-Noun-1en seeAlso 802.11i.
- 80\u540E-Mandarin language Mandarin.
- 80\u540E-Mandarin hasPoSUsage 80\u540E-Mandarin-Noun.
- 80\u540E-Mandarin-Noun hasPoS Noun.
- 80\u540E-Mandarin-Noun hasSense 80\u540E-Mandarin-Noun-1en.
- 80\u540E-Mandarin-Noun-1en language Mandarin.
- 80\u540E-Mandarin-Noun-1en hasMeaning "the ; a person born between 1980 and 1989".
- 80\u540E-Mandarin-Noun-1en hasPoS Noun.
- 80\u540E-Mandarin-Noun-1en type Sense.
- 80\u540E-Mandarin-Noun-1en type LexicalSense.
- 80\u540E-Mandarin-Noun-1en label "80后".
- 80\u540E-Mandarin-Noun-1en seeAlso 80\u540E.
- 80\u5F8C-Mandarin language Mandarin.
- 80\u5F8C-Mandarin hasPoSUsage 80\u5F8C-Mandarin-Noun.
- 80\u5F8C-Mandarin-Noun hasPoS Noun.
- 80\u5F8C-Mandarin-Noun hasSense 80\u5F8C-Mandarin-Noun-1en.
- 80\u5F8C-Mandarin-Noun-1en language Mandarin.
- 80\u5F8C-Mandarin-Noun-1en hasMeaning "the ; a person born between 1980 and 1989".
- 80\u5F8C-Mandarin-Noun-1en hasPoS Noun.
- 80\u5F8C-Mandarin-Noun-1en type Sense.
- 80\u5F8C-Mandarin-Noun-1en type LexicalSense.
- 80\u5F8C-Mandarin-Noun-1en label "80後".
- 80\u5F8C-Mandarin-Noun-1en seeAlso 80\u5F8C.
- 80s creator index.php?title=80s&action=history.
- 80s hasLangUsage 80s-English.
- 80s sense 80s-English-Noun.
- 80s sense 80s-English-Noun-1en.
- 80s sense 80s-English-Noun-2en.
- 80s type LexicalEntity.
- 80s type LexicalEntry.
- 80s label "'80s".