English
Bulgarian
padding [ˈpædɪŋ] N no pl
2. padding (protecting material):
- padding
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3. padding (adding information):
- padding
- баласт m
I. pad [pæd] N
1. pad a. COMPUT (piece of material, rubber):
6. pad (take-off and landing area):
7. pad inf (house or flat):
touch pad N COMPUT
pad out VB trans
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| you | pad |
| he/she/it | pads |
| we | pad |
| you | pad |
| they | pad |
| I | padded |
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| you | padded |
| he/she/it | padded |
| we | padded |
| you | padded |
| they | padded |
| I | have | padded |
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| you | have | padded |
| he/she/it | has | padded |
| we | have | padded |
| you | have | padded |
| they | have | padded |
| I | had | padded |
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| you | had | padded |
| he/she/it | had | padded |
| we | had | padded |
| you | had | padded |
| they | had | padded |
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All extension headers are a multiple of 8 octets in size; some extension headers require internal padding to meet this requirement.
en.wikipedia.org In the interest of comfort, they often have some manner of padding near the middle, where the strap rests directly against the shoulder or neck.
en.wikipedia.org In sports, hand wraps or other padding such as gloves may be used to protect athletes and practitioners from injuring themselves.
en.wikipedia.org The compiler tries to accommodate this architecture in a class or data structure by padding the variables.
en.wikipedia.org The elephants are depicted with towers and a covering; it is unclear whether these were armour or just padding.
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