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- An overstatement of incompetence, especially in most things. dim-witted, inept. example when i listen to rick degrade the common man, i become aware of how tup i am, and sometimes begin to feel insulted myself.
- Technological university of the philippines
- Telephone user part
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Technological university of the philippines, английский
Tup
Telephone user part, английский
Часть аппаратуры
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Incompetence, английский
The inability to do a particular act, especially a lack of knowledge or skill which makes a person unable to do particular job
Especially, английский
Technological, английский
- (научно-) технический; технологический
- Технологический
University, английский
Университет (комплекс зданий)
Philippines, английский
- Two official languages - filipino (based on tagalog) and english; eight major dialects - tagalog, cebuano, ilocano, hiligaynon or ilonggo, bicol, waray, pampango, and pangasinan
- Гос-во филиппины, republic of the
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Turbo hottie, английский
A middle-school girl who is very attractive. example did you see the new girl in math class? she is a turbo hottie.
Tunnel vision, английский
- Difficulty seeing associated with low blood pressure combined with sudden activity. example i watched that three hour movie and when i stood up i got hit with some harsh tunnel vision.
- Visión en túnel
- A constriction of the visual field that is commonly caused by chronic glaucoma, retinal degeneration, a tumor, or brain disorder that interferes with the fibers that connect the optic nerve to the brain. 20/20 acuity – the expression for normal eyesight. the numerator (1st number) refers to the distance you were from the test chart, which is usually 20 feet (6 meters). the denominator (2nd number) denotes the distance at which a person with normal eyesight could read the line with the smallest letters that you could correctly read. if your acuity is 20/ 100 that means that the line read at 20 feet could be read by a person with normal vision at 100 feet. u
- Vision which is restricted to the area directly in front of the eye
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