anëtar

anëtar

A person who has joined and participates with a group.

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anëtar jurie

Legal services; Legal aid (criminal)

Anetar i komunitetit i cili eshte ftuar te kryej detyren e anetarit te jurise,duke marre pjese ne vezhgimin e seances gjyqesore dhe me te drejten e votimit ne gjetjen e fajsesise ...

anëtar jurie

Education; SAT vocabulary

One who serves on a jury or is sworn in for jury duty in a court of justice.

anëtar jurie

Legal services; General law

member of a jury

ajo që ju shikoni është ajo që ju merrni (WYSIWYG)

Internet; Social media

Pronounced wiz·zy·wig (wĭz'ē-wĭg). The term relates to an HTML editor, word processor, or desktop publishing system that is designed to show you on screen exactly what will be ...

kycem ne facebook

Internet; Social media

A single sign-on service that enables Facebook users to login to affiliated sites using their Facebook account and share information from those sites with their Facebook friends. ...

blog ne Facebook

Internet; Social media

The official Facebook blog where you will find hundreds of posts on a wide range of subjects.

platformë e Facebook-ut

Internet; Social media

The underlying systems software and application framework that developers use to build Facebook applications. See FAQ.

Reklama

Internet; Social media

An advertisement. Users can create Facebook Ads to market their products and ideas. Ads are not free. Visit the Help Center to learn more.

aplikim

Internet; Social media

Users can add applications to their profiles, pages, and groups. There are dozens upon dozens of applications to choose from. Some are built by Facebook. Most are built by ...

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(basketball term) a field goal worth 3 points because the shooter had both feet on the floor behind the 3-point line when he released the ball; also ...