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buffer ['bʌfə] n
anal.chem.	solution tampon (solution); mélange tampon (solution)
automat.	circuit de séparation; mémoire temporaire
comp.	rembourrage m (of a cable); mémoire tampon (memory); mémoire intermédiaire (memory); tampon m (memory)
construct.	tampon pare-chocs amortisseur (de choc)
met.	tampon de choc
tech.	buffer m; amortisseur de choc; pare-chocs
telecom.	mémoriser; transférer en mémoire auxiliaire
buffer stage ['bʌfə] n
el.	amplificateur séparateur
buffer ['bʌfə] n
gen.	cale f; coussin m; mémoire tampon (storage)
agric.	rivoir m; entrave f
chem.	tampon aqueux; tamponner; solution tampon
comp., MS	marge f (A quantity of time or materials maintained in the work flow as a cushion against fluctuations in throughput); mémoire tampon (An area of memory reserved for temporarily holding data before that data is used by a receiving device or application. Buffering protects against the interruption of data flow); tampon m (An area of memory reserved for temporarily holding data before that data is used by a receiving device or application. Buffering protects against the interruption of data flow)
industr., construct.	brosse f
IT, tech.	mémoire intermédiaire; mémoire tampon
lab.law.	lustreur m
life.sc.	taquet m
mech.eng.	circuit tampon; isolement m; séparateur m; amortisseur m
nat.sc., agric.	espèce tampon; zone tampon
tech.	tampon m
transp.	plaque de protection
transp., mech.eng.	butoir m; heurtoir m
work.fl., IT	mémorisation intermédiaire temporaire
to buffer ['bʌfə] n
agric.	tampon m
work.fl., IT	mémorisation intermédiaire temporaire
nail buffer ['bʌfə] n
gen.	polissoir à ongles
buffer ['bʌfə] v
comp., MS	mettre en mémoire tampon (To use a region of memory to hold data that is waiting to be transferred, especially to or from input/output (I/O) devices such as disk drives and serial ports)
buffering ['bʌfǝrɪŋ] v
chem.	pouvoir tampon
IT	mettre en mémoire tampon; tamponner
IT, el.	"tamponnage"
life.sc., chem.	action tampon
med.	utilisation d'une substance-tampon
pharma., chem.	tamponnage
English thesaurus
buffer ['bʌfə] abbr.
abbr., IT	bfr
IT	Memory reserved to temporarily hold data to offset differences between the operating speeds of different devices, such as a printer and a computer (In a program, buffers are reserved areas of random access memory (RAM) that hold data while they are being processed)

buffer : 625 phrases in 53 subjects

Accumulators	1	Electric traction	1	Metallurgy	10
Agriculture	14	Electronics	40	Microsoft	12
Analytical chemistry	3	Environment	5	Municipal planning	1
Animal husbandry	1	Finances	21	Name of organization	1
Antennas and waveguides	3	Forestry	5	Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	6
Automated equipment	17	General	21	Natural sciences	2
Aviation	2	Genetics	1	Nuclear physics	2
Banking	11	Health care	4	Pharmacy and pharmacology	4
Biology	6	Industry	1	Politics	1
Chemistry	34	Information technology	91	Radiation	1
Coal	1	International Monetary Fund	4	Rowing	1
Commerce	1	International trade	13	Soil science	3
Communications	6	Law	8	Technology	7
Computers	76	Life sciences	5	Telecommunications	7
Construction	8	Materials science	3	Textile industry	1
Data processing	2	Mechanic engineering	35	Transport	93
Earth sciences	1	Medical	7	United Nations	3
Economics	14	Medical appliances	4