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| comp., MS |
offline (Pertaining to a user who, during business hours (or at any time if no business hours have been set), is not signed in to any Lync or Communicator, or IM device and cannot be contacted by phone (no call forwarding information is published)) |
| inet. |
off line |
| IT, tech. |
off-line |
| mech.eng. |
button out |
| tech. |
off |
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| comp., MS |
Appear offline (The status menu item that makes it appear to the user's contacts that he or she is currently offline); Offline (Pertaining to a user who, during business hours (or at any time if no business hours have been set), is not signed in to any Lync or Communicator, or IM device and cannot be contacted by phone (no call forwarding information is published)) |
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| tech. |
muted |
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| comp., MS |
disconnected (Pertaining to a connection, session, or call that has, unintentionally or not, ended) |
| IT |
offline |
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| gen. |
disable; discard; eleminate; put off; switch off; de-energize |
| avia. |
chop (energía eléctrica) |
| commun., IT |
to sign out |
| comp., MS |
disconnect (To break a connection); turn off (To remove power from a computer (or other device), either by a physical switch or through operating system software) |
| el. |
to open manually; to cut off; to disconnect; to interrupt; to switch off |
| police |
release |
| stat., IT |
disconnect |
| tech. |
detach; shut off; trip; turn-off; uncouple |
| transp., mech.eng. |
to unlatch |
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| Spanish thesaurus |
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| IT, tech. |
off line |
