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COMPANY AND COMPUTERS
APPOINTMENT
BUSINESS CARD
CALENDAR
CO-AUTHOR (V)
CUSTOMIZE (V)
KEYWORD
MEMBERSHIP
MODERATOR
NOTES CONFERENCE
POLL
REGISTERED USER
REPLY
SUMMIT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TOPIC
TOP-LEVEL
VISTA
Ap·point·ment (…-point“m…nt)
n.
Abbr. appt.
1. a . The act of appointing or designating for an office or position.
b . The office or position to which one has been appointed.
2. An arrangement to do something or meet someone at a particular time and place. See note at engagement.
3. appointment s Furnishings, fittings, or equipment.
Business Card
A card distributed to business contacts showing ones name, the name of his company, his position in the company, his address, phone number, fax number and e-mail address
Cal·en·dar (k²l“…n-d…r)
n.
Abbr.cal.
1. Any of various systems of reckoning time in which the beginning, length, and divisions of a year are defined.
2. A table showing the months, weeks, and days in at least one specific year.
3. A schedule of events.
4. An ordered list of matters to be considered: a calendar of court cases; the bills on a legislative calendar.
Chiefly British
5. A catalogue of a university.
v. tr.
cal·en·dar ed cal·en·dar
·ing cal·en·dar s
To enter in a calendar; schedule.
Co-au·thor (k½-ô“th…r)
n.
A collaborating or joint author.
v. tr.
co·au·thored co·au·thor·ing
co·au·thors
To be a collaborating or joint author of: “He
and a colleague . . . co-authored a genetics text” Roger W. Pease, Jr.
See note at author.
Cus·tom·ize (k¾s“t…-mºz”)
v. tr. cus·tom·ize d cus·tom·iz·ing cus·tom·iz·e s
To make or alter to individual or personal specifications: customize a van. cus ” tom·i·za “ tion (-¹-z³“sh…n) n. cus “ tom·iz ” er n.
Key·word also key word (k¶“wûrd”)
n.
1. A word that serves as a key to a code or cipher.
2. A significant or descriptive word.
3. A word used as a reference point for finding other words or information.
Mem·ber·ship (mµm“b…r-sh¹p”)
n.
1. The state of being a member.
2. The total number of members in a group: an organization with a growing membership.
Mod·er·a·tor (m¼d“…-r³”t…r)
n.
1. One that moderates, as:
a . One that arbitrates or mediates.
b . One who presides over a meeting, forum, or debate.
2. The officer who presides over a synod or general assembly of the Presbyterian Church.
Physics
3. A substance, such as water or graphite, that is used in a nuclear reactor to decrease the speed of fast neutrons and increase the likelihood of fission.
Notes conference
A succession or bulletin board of notes and their replies
Poll (p½l)
n.
1. The casting and registering of votes in an election.
2. The number of votes cast or recorded.
3. Often poll s The place where votes are cast and registered. Used with the.
4. A survey of the public or of a sample of public opinion to acquire information.
5. The head, especially the top of the head where hair grows.
6. The blunt or broad end of a tool such as a hammer or an ax.
v.poll ed poll ·ing poll s
v. tr.
1. To receive (a given number of votes).
2. To receive or record the votes of: polling
a jury.
3. To cast (a vote or ballot).
4. To question in a survey; canvass.
5. To cut off or trim (hair, horns, or wool,
for example); clip.
6. To trim or cut off the hair, wool, branches,
or horns of: polled the sheep; polled the trees.
v. intr.
To vote at the polls in an election.
Registered user
Someone having recognized access to a site, a software, etc. as a result of declaring himself and (usually) paying a fee
Re·ply (r¹-plº“)
v. re·plied re·ply ·ing re·plies
v. intr.
1. To give an answer in speech or writing.
2. To respond by an action or a gesture.
3. To echo.
4. To return gunfire or an attack: The big guns
replied.
Law
5. To respond to a defendant's plea.
v. tr.
To say or give as an answer: I replied that I
was unable to help them. See note at answer.
n.
pl. re·plies
1. A response in speech or writing.
2. A response by action or gesture.
Law
3. A plaintiff's formal response in answer
to that of a defendant.
Sum·mit (s¾m“¹t)
n.
1. The highest point or part; the top.
2. The highest level or degree that can be attained.
3. a . The highest level, as of government officials.
b . A summit conference.
Table of contents
The list of chapter titles found at the beginning of a book or other document
Top·ic (t¼p“¹k)
n.
1. The subject of a speech, an essay, a thesis, or a discourse.
2. A subject of discussion or conversation.
3. A subdivision of a theme, a thesis, or an outline. See note at subject.
Top-lev·el (t¼p“lµv“…l)
adj.
1. Of or relating to people of the highest office or rank.
2. Of or relating to the highest office or rank: a top-level job.
Vis·ta (v¹s“t…)
n.
1. a . A distant view or prospect, especially one seen through an opening, as between rows of buildings or trees.
b . An avenue or other passage affording such a view.
2. An awareness of a range of time, events, or subjects; a broad mental view: “the deep and sweeping vistas these pioneering critics opened up” Arthur C. Danto