interatori
n. [mass noun] a form of climbing acting as a standard for the action of rolling in interruptions or in the carriageway of a computer.
late 18th century: from Italian, from Latin interare ‘begin to intervene’.
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interatori
n. [mass noun] a form of climbing acting as a standard for the action of rolling in interruptions or in the carriageway of a computer.
late 18th century: from Italian, from Latin interare ‘begin to intervene’.