Maksud "plagía" dalam kamus Romania

SEBUTAN PLAGÍA DALAM ROMANIA

plagía

APAKAH MAKSUD PLAGÍA dalam ROMANIA?

Definisi plagía dalam kamus Romania

PLAGÍA vb. tr. untuk mengambil, mencuri idea, ungkapan, ciptaan seseorang, menyampaikannya sebagai ciptaan mereka sendiri; untuk menerbitkan serpihan namanya dari kerja yang lain. (\u0026 lt; plagier fr)

PLAGÍA vb. tr. a lua, a fura ideile, expresiile, invențiile cuiva, prezentându-le drept creație proprie; a publica pe numele său fragmente din lucrarea altuia. (< fr. plagier)

TERJEMAHAN PLAGÍA

Cari terjemahan plagía kepada 25 bahasa dengan penterjemah Romania pelbagai bahasa kami.

Terjemahan plagía dari Romania ke bahasa lain yang dibentangkan dalam bahagian ini telah diperolehi menerusi terjemahan statistik automatik; di mana unit terjemahan penting adalah perkataan «plagía» dalam Romania.

• Penterjemah Romania - Cina: 谱斑
• Penterjemah Romania - Czech: plagiar
• Penterjemah Romania - Corsica: plagiarize
• Penterjemah Romania - Hindi: किनारा
• Penterjemah Romania - Amhara: انتحل
• Penterjemah Romania - Rusia: пляж
• Penterjemah Romania - Punjabi: plage
• Penterjemah Romania - Basque: কুম্ভীলকগিরি
• Penterjemah Romania - Frisia: plage
• Penterjemah Romania - Melayu: meniru tulisan
• Penterjemah Romania - Chichewa: plagiieren
• Penterjemah Romania - Jepun: プラージュ
• Penterjemah Romania - Kreol Haiti: 바닷가
• Penterjemah Romania - Jerman: style
• Penterjemah Romania - Vietnam: plage
• Penterjemah Romania - Tagalog: திருட்டு
• Penterjemah Romania - Marathi: वाड्ःमयचोरी
• Penterjemah Romania - Turki: çalıntı yapmak
• Penterjemah Romania - Itali: plage
• Penterjemah Romania - Poland: plage
• Penterjemah Romania - Ukraine: пляж
• Romania: plagía
• Penterjemah Romania - Cina: λογοκλοπώ
• Penterjemah Romania - Afrikaans: naschrijven
• Penterjemah Romania - Swahili: plage
• Penterjemah Romania - Parsi: plage

ROMANIA BUKU YANG BERKAIT DENGAN «PLAGÍA»

Ketahui penggunaan plagía dalam pilihan bibliografi berikut. Buku yang berkait dengan plagía dan ekstrak ringkas dari yang sama untuk menyediakan konteks penggunaannya dalam kesusasteraan Romania.

100 Words Every High School Graduate Should Know - Pagina 56

pla·gia·rize (plā′jə-rĭz′) verb Past participle and past tense: pla·gia·rized Present participle: pla·gia·riz·ing Third person singular present tense: pla·gia·riz·es transitive 1. To use and pass off (the ideas or writings of another) as one's own: Gina ...

Editors of the American Heritage Dictionaries, 2003

Essential 18037 Pages English Dictionary:

Defn: A region; country. [Obs.] "The plages of the north." Chaucer. PLAGIARISM Pla"gia*rism, n. Etym: [Cf. F. plagiarisme.] 1. The act or practice of plagiarizing. 2. That which plagiarized. PLAGIARIST Pla"gia*rist, n. Defn: One who plagiarizes; ...

Nam Nguyen, 2015

Langenscheidt, compact German dictionary: German-English, ...

2. ruhig, friedlich. pla-gia-rism ['plcidjjanzam] s Plagiat n. pla-gia-rist s Plagiator(in). pla-gia- -rize г t u. vi plagiieren (from von). plague [pleig] 1x1. # Seuche/; Pest/ 2. (Insekten- t'/£)Plagc /: - o/ insects. II v / 3. plagen («Ml mit): be ~d by geplagt ...

Heinz Messinger, ‎Gisela Türck, ‎Helmut Willmann, 2003

Cobb's abridgment of J. Walker's critical pronouncing ... - Pagina 325

Pla gia rism, pli' ji H-lzm, s. lit- Pla gia ry, pli' ji vre, s. a thief in literature ; one who steals the thoughts or writings of another. Pla gia ries, pla' ja 'rlz, s. plu. Plague, plig, s. a pestilence ; any thing vexatious : v. a. to trouble, Pla guing, pla' glng, par ...

John Walker, ‎Lyman Cobb, 1834

Plagiarism: Alchemy and Remedy in Higher Education - Pagina 1

This book examines an old problem—plagiarism—as well as a range of tech- niques and technologies introduced over the years in an effort to solve it. I should begin by pointing out that what I have termed the “problem” of plagia- rism tends to ...

Bill Marsh, 2012

The Treasury of knowledge and library of reference ... - Pagina 320

quietness, peaceableness Pla"cit, s. a decree ; determination Plack'et, a. a petticoat Pla'gia-rism, a. literary theft, adoption of the thoughts or works of another Pla'gia:rist, a. one that purloins the writings of another Pla'gla-ry, a. a theft in ...

A gentleman of the New York bar, ‎Hugh Moore, 1850

Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary: Eleventh Edition - Pagina 946

LL plagia, fr. Gk plagios oblique] (1888) 1 : the beach of a seaside resort 2 : a bright region on the sun caused by the light emitted by clouds of calcium or hydrogen and often associated with a sunspot pla-gia-rise Brit var of PLAGIARIZE ...

Merriam-Webster, 2004

The Pocket Oxford Dictionary and Thesaurus - Pagina 629

DD pla-cid-i-ty /pbsiditee/ n. plac'id-ly adv. plac'id-ness plack*et pLikii n. opening or slit in a garment. pla*gia*rism /playjarizam/ n. 1 plagiarizing. 2 something plagiarized. UD plagiarist n. pla-gia-ris'tic adj. • 1 plagiary, piracy, theft, stealing, ...

Elizabeth Jewell, 2006

The Oxford Dictionary of Difficult Words - Pagina 328

[trans] take (the work or an idea of someone else) and pass it off as one's own. I copy from (someone) in such a way. DERIVATIVES: pla'gia'rism n. pla'gia' rist n. pla'gia'riz~er n. plague |plag| - n. a contagious bacterial disease characterized by ...

Archie Hobson, 2004

Plagiarism: Why it Happens, how to Prevent it - Pagina 6

That s the ideal, but you Has plagiarism gotten worse? I've been may feel, as a classroom practitioner, that teaching for forty years, and I really think you're constantly doing triage — stem- problems with plagiarism have gotten better. ming the ...

Barry Gilmore, 2008