be fresh with sy/pissy/brassy/sass sy/cheeky/saucy/flip/cheek sy/fresh/sause sy/nervy/sassy
&
in
p[1]in and outp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
sexual intercourse
p[1]in two shakes of a lambs tailp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
in a short time
p[1]in one gop[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
continuously
p[1]in a rowp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
one after the other
p[1]in a pigs eyep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
never
p[1]in a brace of shakesp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
quickly
p[1]in half a jiffyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
in a short time/at once
[ENGLISH SLANG]
fashionable/modern
p[1]in vainp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
all gone for nothing/all for nothing
p[1]in a short timep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
in two shakes of a lamb's tail/in half a jiffy
p[1]in sequence signalingp[0]
Break signals that are sent in the proper
order among data, as opposed to expedited signaling (which will
send the signal before other data). No data is harmed, it all
remains intact. [See also break signal]
.
p[1]in agreementp[0]
/de acuerdo
&
inactivity
p[1]inactivity timerp[0]
When this is on, a modem will automatically
disconnect from a remote computer after a given amount of time
passes without any information sent or received.
&
inattentive
[ENGLISH SLANG]
not be all there/spacey/mooney/be dead between the ears
&
incest
incesto
&
inch
pulgada (1 inch = 2.54 cm.)
&
incoming
Information that is being sent to your computer.
&
incompetent
p[1]incompetent personp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
spastic/lunk head/blunderhead/wienie/bonehead/screw-up/dead loss/twit/dildo/butterfingers/dope/prick/cow/spare prick/dub/turkey/fuck-off fuck-up/wanker/gimp/buster/klutz/bull in a china shop/lummox/mutt
&
increase
*aumentar
&
indicating
p[1]indicating that we understood sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
as clear as mud/get you/dig you
p[1]indicating that we do not know sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
I haven't got a clue/I haven't the foggiest/search me!/ask me another
p[1]indicating that we did not understand sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
it beats me!
&
industry
industria
&
inferior
p[1]inferior thingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
crud/crap/a piece of shit/junk/dud/a load of rubbish/be nothing be much to write home about/dog/a load of old lumber/shitty junk/lemon/be not great shakes
[ENGLISH SLANG]
crappy/pits/not be much cop/be for the birds/mickey mouse/bum/not be too hot/terrible/cruddy/sleazy/fucked/dicky/half-assed/poxy/chronic/foul/be nothing to write home about/god-awful/crummy/be lower than a ferret's arsehole/naff/second city/cheesy/tinhorn/lousy/duff/rotten/junky/shitty/suck/grotty/stinking/mouldy/duff/dud/stink
turn sy in/spill the beans/blow the gaff on sy/shop sy/cough/squeak on sy/fink on sy/shit on sy/give a body/sing/grass on sy/squawk/nark on sy/squeal on sy/peach on sy/rat on sy/split on sy
clever little cunt/smarty/smarty pants/know it all/know-all/clever Dick/smart arse/hodaddy/good head/smart boots/house genius/smart aleck/clever guts/wise arse/brains/sharpie/mastermind/cleverclogs/smart cookie/wise guy
[ENGLISH SLANG]
have it all upstairs/have got brains coming out one's ears/have got smarts/have a lot between the ears/smart arseded/have got gumption/be on the ball/brainy/be too clever
/inteligente
&
interdigit
p[1]interdigit intervalp[0]
When pulse dialing is used, you need a
certain amount of time free of "clicks" so that the phone company
knows when each digit is finished. When you are dialing on a
rotary phone, you don't need to worry about this because the time
it takes to turn the dial is sufficient. A modem that sends
pulse codes must wait a specified amount of time before going
from one digit to the next in a phone number. A value between
1/2 second a 1 second is usually used.
&
interesting
/interesante
&
interface
p[1]interface serialp[0]
interface (f) en serie
p[1]interface parallelp[0]
interface (f) en paralelo
interface (f)
&
internal
p[1]internal protocolp[0]
A file transfer protocol that comes as part
of a comm program, and is not separate from it. [See also exter-
nal protocol]
.
p[1]internal modemp[0]
A modem that is `hidden' inside your computer.
Outside of your computer you will only see the phone cord. An
internal modem can either be on a peripheral card that is placed
inside your computer, or it can be built into your computer.
[See also external modem]
.
interno
&
international
p[1]international telephone unionp[0]
See ITU.
&
internet
p[1]internet relay chatp[0]
On the internet, it is possible for 2 or
more users to talk to each other in "semi-real time", meaning
that their messages may take a while to reach each other, but
quick enough that they can wait for replys and "chat."
p[1]internet formatp[0]
An address on internet. For example,
Joe_User@place.loc.edu.
p[1]internet addressp[0]
This is an address used to reach someone on
the internet. It is actually a 32-bit number assigned by the
U.S. Government agency DDN Network Information Center. It is
broken down into 4 parts, the domain, the organization, the
system, and the department. [Same as IP address]
.
This is the largest network of BBS's. It was origi-
nally started by the U.S. Government. It connects hundreds of
thousands of host computers.
&
interrupt
p[1]interrupt conversationp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
put in one's pennyworth/muscle in on sg/butt in on sg/put in one's 2 cents/horn in on sg/put in one's two bits worth
An interrupt, as far as modems and computers are
concerned, is an electronic signal that tells the computer that
something important is happening. Most modems can be set up by
software to send an interrupt every time a character is received
by the modem. When operating at fast speeds, this makes sure
that the computer doesn't miss characters as it is printing them
on the screen or saving them to a disk.
&
interview
-la entrevista
&
intestinal
p[1]intestinal gasp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
S.B.D. silent but deadly/fat-un/biff/one/fart
&
introduce
p[1]introduce a man and a womanp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
get sy off with sy/fix sy up with sy/get sy up with sy
&
invest
[ENGLISH SLANG]
sink money into sg
&
invite
*invitar
&
iow
In Other Words
&
ip
p[1]ip addressp[0]
Internet Protocol address. See internet address.
Internet Protocol. See internet address.
&
irc
See Internet Relay Chat.
&
iron
[ENGLISH SLANG]
revolver/pistol
*planchar
-el hierro
&
is
p[1]is that rightp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of disbelief
&
isbab
I Should've Bought A Book
&
island
-la isla
&
it
[ENGLISH SLANG]
pretty woman/girl
p[1]it fell off the back of a lorryp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
stolen of goods
p[1]it beats mep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
indicating that we did not understand sg
&
italian
[ENGLISH SLANG]
greaser/grease-ball/guinea/dago/wop
&
italy
/Italia
&
itll
p[1]itll be a cold day in hell beforep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
never
&
its
p[1]its your babyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
giving sy responsibilities
p[1]its no skin off your nosep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
accepting responsibilities
p[1]its no skin off my nosep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of indifference
p[1]its no skin off my arsep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of indifference
p[1]its his own look outp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
giving sy responsibilities
p[1]its orderedp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
delight/expression of satisfaction
p[1]its better than nothingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of satisfaction/delight
p[1]its better than a poke in the eye with a blunt stickp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
delight/expression of satisfaction
p[1]its better than a kick up the arsep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of satisfaction/delight
p[1]its better than a kick in the pantsp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of satisfaction/delight
p[1]its a beautiful countryp[0]
Es un pais muy hermoso
&
itsfwi
If The Shoe Fits, Wear It
&
itsy
p[1]itsy bitsyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
little/small
&
itty
p[1]itty bittyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
small/little
&
itu
p[1]itu tssp[0]
Telecommunications Standards Sector of the Internation-
al Telephone Union. ITU-TSS can be considered the new name of
the CCITT. It is responsible for creating standards relating to
computer telecommunications, namely the V. series of standards.
It is expected to be able to bring standards to the industry
faster than the CCITT was able to. [See also ITU, CCITT]
.
International Telephone Union, a part of the United Nations
involving telephone systems. Its divisions are responsible for
creating standards, and helping underdeveloped countries with
