OLE
oʊˈleɪ
Definition

Definition of OLE - Reverso English Dictionary

Acronym

acr: Object Linking and EmbeddingTECH.way to connect and share data between appsTECH.
  • OLE lets you link a chart from Excel to Word.
  • OLE is essential for integrating multimedia in presentations.
  • Developers use OLE to enhance software interoperability.
embedding
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software component controlled by OLE automation
The script accessed the OLE automation object to update the document.

Origin of OLE

Unknown

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OPCacr.
acr: OLE for Process Control
standard for connecting industrial devices and software
technology
software component controlled by OLE automation

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  8. Arabic:رَبْط الكائِنات وتَضْمِينها, ...
  9. Hebrew:קִישׁוּר וְהַטְמָעַת אוֹבּיֶיקְטִים, ...
  10. Russian:OLE, ...
  11. Ukrainian:зв'язування та впровадження об'єктів, ...
  12. Hindi:वस्तु संयोजन और अंतःस्थापन, ...
ole US
oʊˈleɪ

Definition of ole - Reverso English Dictionary

Interjection

emotionUSused to express excitement or approvalUS
  • The crowd shouted 'Ole!' as the dancer twirled.
  • Ole! The team scored a goal!
  • Ole! The bullfighter dodged skillfully.
bravo hooray
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showing affection or nostalgia for something familiar or traditional
We had a good ole family dinner last night.
man in a close male group, often with favoritism or loyalty
He was known as a good ole boy in town.
large or significant in size or importance
He drove a big ole truck down the road.

Origin of ole

Spanish, olé (bravo) + -e (suffix)

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  11. Ukrainian:оле, ...
  12. Hindi:ओले, ...

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