WEB HOSTING - Traduzione inglese-francese

web hosting SOST INFORM

web hosting

hébergement m de sites web

I. host [ingl brit həʊst, ingl am hoʊst] SOST

1. host (to guests, visitors):

host

hôte m

to play host to sb

recevoir or accueillir qn

attr host country

pays m hôte or d'accueil

2. host:

host BOT, ZOOL

hôte m

host attr animal, plant, cell

hôte

3. host:

host RADIO, TV

animateur/-trice m/f

4. host (innkeeper):

host disuso or scherz

aubergiste mf

mine host scherz

notre hôte scherz

5. host (multitude):

host

foule f (of de)

6. host (army):

host archaic

armée f

7. host RELIG:

host

hostie f

8. host INFORM:

host

hôte m

host

serveur m

II. host [ingl brit həʊst, ingl am hoʊst] VB vb trans

1. host city, country, institution etc function:

host

organiser

2. host:

host RADIO, TV

animer

3. host INFORM:

host website

héberger

web [ingl brit wɛb, ingl am wɛb] SOST

1. web:

web, a. spider's web

toile f (d'araignée)

2. web fig:

a web of ropes, lines

un réseau de

a web of laws, regulations, interests

un écheveau de

a web of lies or deceit

un tissu de mensonges

3. web INFORM:

web, a. the Web

web m

web, a. the Web

Toile f

4. web:

web ANAT, ZOOL (in animals)

palmure f

web (in humans)

palmature f

hébergeur m INFORM

web hosting service

I. host¹ [həʊst, ingl am hoʊst] SOST

1. host (organizer of an event):

host

hôte(-esse) m (f)

host in hotel

hôtelier(-ière) m(f)

to play host to sth

accueillir qc

2. host TV:

host

animateur(-trice) m (f)

3. host BIOL, INFORM:

host

hôte m

4. host INFORM:

host

serveur m

II. host¹ [həʊst, ingl am hoʊst] AGG

1. host (hosting):

host family, city

d'accueil

2. host INFORM:

host

serveur

III. host¹ [həʊst, ingl am hoʊst] VB vb trans

1. host (act as a host to):

host party

organiser

2. host TV:

host

animer

host² [həʊst, ingl am hoʊst] SOST sing

host

multitude f

host³ [həʊst, ingl am hoʊst] SOST RELIG

host

hostie f

web [web] SOST

1. web (trap):

web

toile f

spider('s) web

toile d'araignée

to spin a web

tisser une toile

2. web (network):

web

tissu m

3. web (tissue for birds):

web

palmure f

I. Web, WEB [web] SOST INFORM

Web

Web m

(World Wide) Web

toile f (d'araignée mondiale)

II. Web, WEB [web] AGG inv INFORM

Web

Web

I. host¹ [hoʊst] SOST

1. host (organizer of an event):

host

hôte(-esse) m (f)

host in hotel

hôtelier(-ère) m (f)

to play host to sth

accueillir qc

2. host TV:

host

animateur(-trice) m (f)

3. host BIOL, comput:

host

hôte m

4. host comput:

host

serveur m

II. host¹ [hoʊst] AGG

1. host (hosting):

host family, city

d'accueil

2. host comput:

host

serveur

III. host¹ [hoʊst] VB vb trans

1. host (act as a host to):

host party

organiser

2. host TV:

host

animer

host² [hoʊst] SOST sing

host

multitude f

host³ [hoʊst] SOST RELIG

host

hostie f

web [web] SOST

1. web (trap):

web

toile f

spider web

toile d'araignée

to spin a web

tisser une toile

2. web (network):

web

tissu m

3. web (tissue for birds):

web

palmure f

I. Web, WEB [web] SOST comput

Web

Web m

the (World Wide) Web

la Toile

the (World Wide) Web

le Web

II. Web, WEB [web] AGG inv comput

Web

Web

Present

I	host
you	host
he/she/it	hosts
we	host
you	host
they	host

Past

I	hosted
you	hosted
he/she/it	hosted
we	hosted
you	hosted
they	hosted

Present Perfect

I	have	hosted
you	have	hosted
he/she/it	has	hosted
we	have	hosted
you	have	hosted
they	have	hosted

Past Perfect

I	had	hosted
you	had	hosted
he/she/it	had	hosted
we	had	hosted
you	had	hosted
they	had	hosted

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Wikis are a type of web content management system, and the most commonly supported off-the-shelf software that web hosting facilities offer.

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This would serve as the beginning of a much larger push towards its globalization of web hosting services.

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Almost all applications intended to be on a standard web server work fine with a shared web hosting service.

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Does the web hosting service offer reliable upgrades?

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The cercariae are very particular over where they develop, needing small, forested areas with streams to infect their human host.

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