Interglot - "blobs" translated from English to Dutch

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Detailed Translations for blobs from English to Dutch

the blobs (spatters)
de kledders; de kwakken
- kledders [de ~] nomen, plural
- kwakken [de ~] nomen, plural

the blob (clot; slush; dab)
de klodder; de kwak; de kledder; de lik
- klodder [de ~ (m)] nomen
- kwak [de ~ (m)] nomen
- kledder [de ~ (m)] nomen
- lik [de ~ (m)] nomen
the blob (binary large object; BLOB; BLOb)

– A discrete packet of binary data that has an exceptionally large size, such as pictures or audio tracks stored as digital data, or any variable or table column large enough to hold such values. The designation "binary large object" typically refers to a packet of data that is stored in a database and is treated as a sequence of uninterpreted bytes. ¹
blob; BLOB
- blob
- BLOB
the blob

– An object that does not have an identifiable shape, i.e. that cannot be identified as a finger or as a tagged object. ¹
blob
- blob

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
kledder	blob; clot; dab; slush
klodder	blob; clot; dab; slush
kwak	blob; clot; dab; slush	bang; blast; boom; bump; crash; smack; thud; thump
lik	blob; clot; dab; slush	convict prison; correctional center; detention centre; jail; penitentiary; prison; prison camp
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	blot; fleck; spot
Not Specified	Related Translations	Other Translations
BLOB	BLOB; BLOb; binary large object; blob
blob	BLOB; BLOb; binary large object; blob
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
lik		lick

an indistinct shapeless form²
make a spot or mark onto²
A discrete packet of binary data that has an exceptionally large size, such as pictures or audio tracks stored as digital data, or any variable or table column large enough to hold such values. The designation "binary large object" typically refers to a packet of data that is stored in a database and is treated as a sequence of uninterpreted bytes.¹
An object that does not have an identifiable shape, i.e. that cannot be identified as a finger or as a tagged object.¹