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regular
normálne

regular expression details
regular expression details

forty regular, doğru mu?
Štyridsiatka, však?

strong as ten regular men, definitely
silný ako desať chlapov, vážne,

Çoklu dillerabbreviation for 'regular expresion'
viacero jazykovabbreviation for 'regular expresion'

regular expression functions (perl-compatible)
Úvod

regular expression functions (posix extended)
poznámka:

durumadjective, an item scheduled to happen on a regular basis
adjective, an item scheduled to happen on a regular basis

Çıkışta@ option: radio save the cache at regular intervals
pri ukončení@ option: radio save the cache at regular intervals

başlangıçta@ option: radio reload the cache at regular intervals
pri štarte@ option: radio reload the cache at regular intervals

dosya xml biçimine uygun değil. abbreviation for 'regular expression'
súbor nie je v správnom xml formáte. abbreviation for 'regular expression'

-ama ortağım "regular joe" olsun diyor ama kendi adı da joe.
prepáč? Ďalej, môjmu partnerovi sa páči obyčajný joe. no, veď sa volá joe.

belirsiz@ item: inlistbox a subtype of the grammatical word type: verb with regular conjugation
@ item: inlistbox a subtype of the grammatical word type: verb with regular conjugation

% 1 dakikathis is a regular expression used to match a string after the 'in' keyword in the journey search line. the english version matches strings like '5 mins.', '1 minute',... '\\ d+' stands for at least one digit, '\\.' is just a point, a '?' after a character means that it' s optional (eg. the 's' in 'mins?' is optional to match singular and plural forms). normally you will only have to translate 'mins?' and 'minutes?'. the regexp must include one pair of matching parantheses, that match an int (the number of minutes from now). note: '(?:...)' are non- matching parantheses.
za% 1 hodínthis is a regular expression used to match a string after the 'in' keyword in the journey search line. the english version matches strings like '5 mins.', '1 minute',... '\\ d+' stands for at least one digit, '\\.' is just a point, a '?' after a character means that it' s optional (eg. the 's' in 'mins?' is optional to match singular and plural forms). normally you will only have to translate 'mins?' and 'minutes?'. the regexp must include one pair of matching parantheses, that match an int (the number of minutes from now). note: '(?:...)' are non- matching parantheses.