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RECIPIENTS - traducción al árabe
AWARD
Handel Medallion recipients
RECIPIENTS
ألاسم
مُتَسَلِّم ; مُتَقَبِّل ; مُتَلَقٍّ ; مُرْسَلٌ إلَيْه ; مُسْتَلِم
الصفة
ماسِك ; مُتَسَلِّم ; مُتَقَبِّل ; مُتَلَقٍّ ; مُسْتَلِم
مستلم
recipient
متلق
recipient
Definición
Blind Carbon Copy
<messaging> (BCC) An electronic mail header which lists
addresses to which a message should be sent, but which will
not be seen by the recipients.
Bcc is defined in RFC 822 and supported by most e-mail
systems. A normal, non-blind "CC" header would be visible to
all recipients, thus allowing them to reply to each other as
well as to the sender. According to RFC 822, the addresses
listed in a BCC header are not included in the copies of the
message sent to the recipients. RFC 822 says BCC addresses
may appear in the copy sent to "BCC" recipients themselves
(though this would be unusual).
(1998-03-14)
Wikipedia
Handel Medallion
The Handel Medallion is an American award presented by the City of New York. It is the city's highest award given to individuals for their contribution to the city's intellectual and cultural life.
Ejemplos de uso de RECIPIENTS
1. The recipients included transient acquaintances. 33.
2. They‘re thinking about the recipients," Caplan said.
3. Other recipients of this year‘s Heinz Awards include: –Bernard Amadei, Boulder, Colo., and Susan Seacrest, Lincoln, Neb., co–recipients of the environment award.
4. Other recipients of this year‘s Heinz Awards include: _Bernard Amadei, Boulder, Colo., and Susan Seacrest, Lincoln, Neb., co–recipients of the environment award.
5. The Post "draws misleading and erroneous distinctions" between recipients of NSLs, who may never disclose the FBI‘s demand for information, and recipients of grand jury subpoenas.