ami 
ami
Definition
ami (ȧ mē′)
noun pl. amis′-mē′
a (male) friend
Etymology: Fr
AMI (Alternate Mark Inversion)
Telecom Definition
A line coding technique used in T1 networking. AMI is a bipolar transmission method that reverses the polarity of alternate marks, or 1 bits, expressing the first as a positive voltage of +3V, the second as a negative voltage of 3V, the third as +3V, and so on. Zero bits are coded as 0V. See Figure A-5. See also bipolar, mark, polarity, signal, and voltage.
ami
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- pour: Nous avons un nouveau service pour nos amis en France.
Adjective modifier
- grand: Fr. liaisons, e.g. ' un grand ami ' .
Modifies a noun
- code: AMI code used to monitor who is doing what: new records turning up, not queries.
- français: Tout le monde était très triste de partir; il y a même eu des larmes pour un de nos amis français.
- member: AMIS members are either MISP trained or Touch Talk ( an AMIS course of equivalent standard ) trained.
Noun used with modifier
- mon: Au revoir mon ami ( I have a french oral in the morning!
- inversion: Property is worth the living room mark inversion ami.
- son: Son ami François prend un verre de vin blanc avec un sandwich au poulet.
- mark: Property is worth the living room mark inversion ami.
- chers: I promise I will be back one day to see you all again, mes chers amis.
- faux: Such faux amis, however, are soon recognized.
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