follower
61camp follower — noun Date: 1810 1. a civilian (as a prostitute) who follows a military unit to attend or exploit military personnel 2. a disciple or follower who is not of the main body of members or adherents; especially a politician who joins the party or… …
62camp follower — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. prostitute; observer, follower, hanger on. See impurity, attention. II (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun A woman who engages in sexual intercourse for payment: bawd, call girl, courtesan, harlot, prostitute …
63camp follower — camp .follower n especially BrE someone who supports an organization or a political party, but who is not actually a member of it …
64camp follower — noun count 1. ) someone who travels with an army to sell goods or provide services to the soldiers 2. ) someone who supports a group or political party but does not officially belong to it, especially in order to get an advantage …
65camp-follower — see camp follower …
66camp follower — person who is a follower of a group but is not a member of it; salesman of provisions or prostitute who follow a military unit and provides service to said military crew …
67segmented follower — n. a plug follower sliced into sections which are introduced into the cylinder shell one at a time. It is typically used with profile cylinders …
68emitter-follower logic — loginis grandynas su emiteriniais kartotuvais statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. EFL; emitter follower logic vok. Emitterfolgerlogik, f rus. логические схемы на эмиттерных повторителях, f pranc. logique à émetteur répétiteurs, f …
69emitter follower — emiterinis kartotuvas statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. emitter follower vok. Emitterfolger, m; Impedanzwandler, m rus. эмиттерный повторитель, m pranc. émetteur répéteur, m; émettodyne, f; répétiteur émetteur, m …
70cathode follower — katodinis kartotuvas statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. cathode follower vok. Kathodenfolger, m rus. катодный повторитель, m pranc. cathodyne, f; circuit à charge cathodique, m …
