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  • Asked on December 1, 2021 in Meaning.

    The expression jack up is used fairly often also in business, with some variation in usage. In the example you quoted, the up was omitted. I think the slang jag (meaning injection) is used in Scottish spelling.

    jack up – informal Inject oneself with an illegal drug.

    “Suck” is heroin

    sold as it is. Usually does it really works. It should be considered as effective.

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  • Asked on November 24, 2021 in Meaning.

    The expression jack up is used fairly often also in business, with some variation in usage. In the example you quoted, the up was omitted. I think the slang jag (meaning injection) is used in Scottish spelling.

    jack up – informal Inject oneself with an illegal drug.

    “Suck” is heroin

    sold as it is. Usually does it really works. It should be considered as effective.

    • 279873 views
    • 20 answers
    • 102702 votes
  • Asked on November 24, 2021 in Meaning.

    The expression jack up is used fairly often also in business, with some variation in usage. In the example you quoted, the up was omitted. I think the slang jag (meaning injection) is used in Scottish spelling.

    jack up – informal Inject oneself with an illegal drug.

    “Suck” is heroin

    sold as it is. Usually does it really works. It should be considered as effective.

    • 279873 views
    • 20 answers
    • 102702 votes
  • Asked on November 22, 2021 in Meaning.

    The expression jack up is used fairly often also in business, with some variation in usage. In the example you quoted, the up was omitted. I think the slang jag (meaning injection) is used in Scottish spelling.

    jack up – informal Inject oneself with an illegal drug.

    “Suck” is heroin

    sold as it is. Usually does it really works. It should be considered as effective.

    • 279873 views
    • 20 answers
    • 102702 votes
  • Asked on October 5, 2021 in Meaning.

    Submission is derived from the verb submit; you will probably find a wider range of meanings for the verb than to the derived noun.

    The word submit comes from the Latin parts sub + mittere, which means under + send : it meant to send something for judgement. From the 14th century, this started to take on the meaning that you refer to “compliance, obedience, subordination”, which refers strongly to the under– the element of judgement by some higher power.

    In business (and particularly in computer systems), the emphasis is more on the send part. Here is a definition from the Cambridge dictionary :

    toformally send a document, plan, etc. (and the English translation) When you can speak with a person, in a decision, you can take a decision on what you want or you have an answer to it.

    When a website or app sends email or data to a server, submission is the right term to use. As of now, in our world app, the server has the authority to decide what to do with the

    app’s data. This would make the server “open” if the app doesn’t send the information to the server at all.

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  • Asked on October 5, 2021 in Meaning.

    Submission is derived from the verb submit; you will probably find a wider range of meanings for the verb than to the derived noun.

    The word submit comes from the Latin parts sub + mittere, which means under + send : it meant to send something for judgement. From the 14th century, this started to take on the meaning that you refer to “compliance, obedience, subordination”, which refers strongly to the under– the element of judgement by some higher power.

    In business (and particularly in computer systems), the emphasis is more on the send part. Here is a definition from the Cambridge dictionary :

    toformally send a document, plan, etc. (and the English translation) When you can speak with a person, in a decision, you can take a decision on what you want or you have an answer to it.

    When a website or app sends email or data to a server, submission is the right term to use. As of now, in our world app, the server has the authority to decide what to do with the

    app’s data. This would make the server “open” if the app doesn’t send the information to the server at all.

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  • Asked on October 5, 2021 in Meaning.

    Submission is derived from the verb submit; you will probably find a wider range of meanings for the verb than to the derived noun.

    The word submit comes from the Latin parts sub + mittere, which means under + send : it meant to send something for judgement. From the 14th century, this started to take on the meaning that you refer to “compliance, obedience, subordination”, which refers strongly to the under– the element of judgement by some higher power.

    In business (and particularly in computer systems), the emphasis is more on the send part. Here is a definition from the Cambridge dictionary :

    toformally send a document, plan, etc. (and the English translation) When you can speak with a person, in a decision, you can take a decision on what you want or you have an answer to it.

    When a website or app sends email or data to a server, submission is the right term to use. As of now, in our world app, the server has the authority to decide what to do with the

    app’s data. This would make the server “open” if the app doesn’t send the information to the server at all.

    • 390478 views
    • 107 answers
    • 144586 votes
  • Asked on October 4, 2021 in Meaning.

    Submission is derived from the verb submit; you will probably find a wider range of meanings for the verb than to the derived noun.

    The word submit comes from the Latin parts sub + mittere, which means under + send : it meant to send something for judgement. From the 14th century, this started to take on the meaning that you refer to “compliance, obedience, subordination”, which refers strongly to the under– the element of judgement by some higher power.

    In business (and particularly in computer systems), the emphasis is more on the send part. Here is a definition from the Cambridge dictionary :

    toformally send a document, plan, etc. (and the English translation) When you can speak with a person, in a decision, you can take a decision on what you want or you have an answer to it.

    When a website or app sends email or data to a server, submission is the right term to use. As of now, in our world app, the server has the authority to decide what to do with the

    app’s data. This would make the server “open” if the app doesn’t send the information to the server at all.

    • 390478 views
    • 107 answers
    • 144586 votes
  • Asked on October 4, 2021 in Meaning.

    Submission is derived from the verb submit; you will probably find a wider range of meanings for the verb than to the derived noun.

    The word submit comes from the Latin parts sub + mittere, which means under + send : it meant to send something for judgement. From the 14th century, this started to take on the meaning that you refer to “compliance, obedience, subordination”, which refers strongly to the under– the element of judgement by some higher power.

    In business (and particularly in computer systems), the emphasis is more on the send part. Here is a definition from the Cambridge dictionary :

    toformally send a document, plan, etc. (and the English translation) When you can speak with a person, in a decision, you can take a decision on what you want or you have an answer to it.

    When a website or app sends email or data to a server, submission is the right term to use. As of now, in our world app, the server has the authority to decide what to do with the

    app’s data. This would make the server “open” if the app doesn’t send the information to the server at all.

    • 390478 views
    • 107 answers
    • 144586 votes
  • Asked on October 4, 2021 in Meaning.

    Submission is derived from the verb submit; you will probably find a wider range of meanings for the verb than to the derived noun.

    The word submit comes from the Latin parts sub + mittere, which means under + send : it meant to send something for judgement. From the 14th century, this started to take on the meaning that you refer to “compliance, obedience, subordination”, which refers strongly to the under– the element of judgement by some higher power.

    In business (and particularly in computer systems), the emphasis is more on the send part. Here is a definition from the Cambridge dictionary :

    toformally send a document, plan, etc. (and the English translation) When you can speak with a person, in a decision, you can take a decision on what you want or you have an answer to it.

    When a website or app sends email or data to a server, submission is the right term to use. As of now, in our world app, the server has the authority to decide what to do with the

    app’s data. This would make the server “open” if the app doesn’t send the information to the server at all.

    • 390478 views
    • 107 answers
    • 144586 votes