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DEK - Übersetzung nach russisch

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Dek; DEK (disambiguation)

DEK         
сокр. от data enciphering key
ключ (за) шифрования данных
Danemark         
  • Danish prime minister [[Mette Frederiksen]] (second from left) with foreign counterparts at the [[Nordic Council]] in Copenhagen, 2021
  • ''Woman in Front of a Mirror'', (1841), by [[Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg]]
  • Supreme Court]], and government offices.
  • A portrait of [[Hans Christian Andersen]] (1836), by [[Christian Albrecht Jensen]]
  • 15th-busiest in Europe]].<ref name="cph" />
  • major urban areas]], islands and connecting bridges
  • Middelgrunden]], an offshore wind farm near Copenhagen
  • Danish MP-soldiers conducting advanced law enforcement training
  • Dano-Norwegian Realm]]. After the Napoleonic Wars, Norway was ceded to Sweden while Denmark kept the [[Faroe Islands]], [[Greenland]], and [[Iceland]].
  • url-status=live}}</ref>
  • A proportional representation of Denmark exports, 2019
  • Denmark disposable income after tax, not including [[Value-added tax]] or [[Property tax]]
  • Denmark railway network
  • The [[European Environment Agency]] in Copenhagen
  • Beech trees]] are common throughout Denmark, especially in the sparse woodlands.
  • Frederick VII]] in 1848 to adopt the [[Constitution of Denmark]].
  • Larger of the two Jelling stones, raised by [[Harald Bluetooth]]
  • language=en}}</ref>
  • World Heritage list in Northern Europe]] in 2000
  • Kunoy]] on [[Kunoy]] island, in the [[Faroe Islands]]. [[Kalsoy]] island is at right.
  • The oldest surviving Danish lecture plan dated 1537 from the [[University of Copenhagen]]
  • The [[Ladby ship]], the largest ship burial found in Denmark.
  • [[Bay of Aarhus]] viewed from southern [[Djursland]]
  • Director [[Lars von Trier]], who co-created the Dogme film movement
  • Billund]].
  • [[Michael Laudrup]], named the best Danish football player of all time by the Danish Football Union
  • [[Grundtvig's Church]] in Copenhagen, an example of expressionist architecture
  • [[Roskilde Cathedral]] has been the burial place of Danish royalty since the 15th century. In 1995 it became a [[World Heritage Site]].
  • A satellite image of Jutland and the Danish islands
  • ''Smørrebrød'', a variety of Danish open sandwiches piled high with delicacies
  • The gilded side of the [[Trundholm sun chariot]] dating from the Nordic Bronze Age
  • Frederick III]] successfully repelled the forces of the [[Swedish Empire]]. Painting by [[Frederik Christian Lund]].
  • Christian V]] presiding over the Supreme Court in 1697.
  • date=4 March 2016 }} by Karen Hamann – The Institute for Food Studies & Agroindustrial Development. Access date: 23 July 2012.</ref>-->
  • Denmark became a member of the European Union in 1973 and signed the [[Lisbon Treaty]] in 2007.
COUNTRY IN NORTHERN EUROPE
ISO 3166-1:DK; Dänemark; Danemark; Administrative divisions of Denmark; Subdivisions of Denmark; Denmarke; Eastern Denmark; Media in Denmark; Mass media of Denmark; Daenemark; Danmork; Administrative divisions of denmark; Climate of Denmark; Denmark proper; DENMARK; DenmarK; Mainland Denmark; Dennmark; Denmakr; Daneland; Environmental issues in Denmark; Wildlife of Denmark; Media of Denmark; Science and technology in Denmark; Demnark; Water pollution in Denmark; Metropolitan Denmark; Ecology of Denmark; Journalism in Denmark; Mass media in Denmark; Biodiversity of Denmark; Flora of Denmark
Дания
Denmark         
  • Danish prime minister [[Mette Frederiksen]] (second from left) with foreign counterparts at the [[Nordic Council]] in Copenhagen, 2021
  • ''Woman in Front of a Mirror'', (1841), by [[Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg]]
  • Supreme Court]], and government offices.
  • A portrait of [[Hans Christian Andersen]] (1836), by [[Christian Albrecht Jensen]]
  • 15th-busiest in Europe]].<ref name="cph" />
  • major urban areas]], islands and connecting bridges
  • Middelgrunden]], an offshore wind farm near Copenhagen
  • Danish MP-soldiers conducting advanced law enforcement training
  • Dano-Norwegian Realm]]. After the Napoleonic Wars, Norway was ceded to Sweden while Denmark kept the [[Faroe Islands]], [[Greenland]], and [[Iceland]].
  • url-status=live}}</ref>
  • A proportional representation of Denmark exports, 2019
  • Denmark disposable income after tax, not including [[Value-added tax]] or [[Property tax]]
  • Denmark railway network
  • The [[European Environment Agency]] in Copenhagen
  • Beech trees]] are common throughout Denmark, especially in the sparse woodlands.
  • Frederick VII]] in 1848 to adopt the [[Constitution of Denmark]].
  • Larger of the two Jelling stones, raised by [[Harald Bluetooth]]
  • language=en}}</ref>
  • World Heritage list in Northern Europe]] in 2000
  • Kunoy]] on [[Kunoy]] island, in the [[Faroe Islands]]. [[Kalsoy]] island is at right.
  • The oldest surviving Danish lecture plan dated 1537 from the [[University of Copenhagen]]
  • The [[Ladby ship]], the largest ship burial found in Denmark.
  • [[Bay of Aarhus]] viewed from southern [[Djursland]]
  • Director [[Lars von Trier]], who co-created the Dogme film movement
  • Billund]].
  • [[Michael Laudrup]], named the best Danish football player of all time by the Danish Football Union
  • [[Grundtvig's Church]] in Copenhagen, an example of expressionist architecture
  • [[Roskilde Cathedral]] has been the burial place of Danish royalty since the 15th century. In 1995 it became a [[World Heritage Site]].
  • A satellite image of Jutland and the Danish islands
  • ''Smørrebrød'', a variety of Danish open sandwiches piled high with delicacies
  • The gilded side of the [[Trundholm sun chariot]] dating from the Nordic Bronze Age
  • Frederick III]] successfully repelled the forces of the [[Swedish Empire]]. Painting by [[Frederik Christian Lund]].
  • Christian V]] presiding over the Supreme Court in 1697.
  • date=4 March 2016 }} by Karen Hamann – The Institute for Food Studies & Agroindustrial Development. Access date: 23 July 2012.</ref>-->
  • Denmark became a member of the European Union in 1973 and signed the [[Lisbon Treaty]] in 2007.
COUNTRY IN NORTHERN EUROPE
ISO 3166-1:DK; Dänemark; Danemark; Administrative divisions of Denmark; Subdivisions of Denmark; Denmarke; Eastern Denmark; Media in Denmark; Mass media of Denmark; Daenemark; Danmork; Administrative divisions of denmark; Climate of Denmark; Denmark proper; DENMARK; DenmarK; Mainland Denmark; Dennmark; Denmakr; Daneland; Environmental issues in Denmark; Wildlife of Denmark; Media of Denmark; Science and technology in Denmark; Demnark; Water pollution in Denmark; Metropolitan Denmark; Ecology of Denmark; Journalism in Denmark; Mass media in Denmark; Biodiversity of Denmark; Flora of Denmark
Denmark noun Дания

Wikipedia

DEK

Dek or DEK may refer to:

  • Dek language
  • Dek Island, Ethiopia
  • Dek (news), subhead
  • Dek, a proposed name for digit 10 (↊) in duodecimal
  • DEK (gene), a human gene
  • Dek, Qazvin, a village in Iran
  • German Evangelical Church Confederation (German: Deutscher Evangelischer Kirchenbund; 1922–1933)
  • German Evangelical Church in Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia
  • Deutsche Einheitskurzschrift, a German stenography system
  • Democratic National Party (Cyprus), a Greek Cypriot political party
  • Diethyl ketone, a flammable chemical
  • Donald Ervin Knuth, an American computer scientist, mathematician, and professor
  • Dek (number), the 10th number in the Dozenal number system.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DEK
Beispiele aus Textkorpus für DEK
1. It‘s no wonder they want to be permanently in power. – Dek, Bedworth UK It‘s on a plate for the Tories!
2. "Some of this is Katrina rebuilding related," said Dek Terrell, director of Louisiana State University‘s Division of Economic Development.
3. Youssef Dek Albab, deputy director general of the Film Department of Syria, and Henrik Nydqvist, delegate of Sweden, made congratulatory speeches.
4. As many as more 62 villages of both Sialkot and Narowal districts, Saturday were inundated due to the spat in over flowing Naullah Dek.
5. Fifty–five villages were flooded in various parts of Sialkot because of River Chenab, River Tavi and seasonal Nullah Dek Drain high flood.
Übersetzung von &#39DEK&#39 in Russisch
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