random-access
| dump
| and
| reload
- only individual words found (there may be no translations for some thesaurus entries in the bilingual dictionary)
| random access | |
| automat. | a libero accesso |
| comp., MS | accesso casuale |
| IT | libero accesso; accesso diretto |
| dUMP | |
| med. | acido desossiuridilico |
| dump | |
| gen. | gettare |
| agric. | imposto |
| dumping | |
| coal. | discarica |
| econ. | dumping |
| el. | invio simultaneo |
| environ. | scarico; immersione; scarico |
| law environ. min.prod. | immissione |
| AND- | |
| automat. | "AND"; E |
| and | |
| gen. | e |
| reload | |
| comp., MS | ricaricare |
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| a libero accesso | |||
| accesso casuale (The ability of a computer to find and go directly to a particular storage location without having to search sequentially from the beginning location. The human equivalent of random access would be the ability to find a desired address in an address book without having to proceed sequentially through all the addresses. A computer's semiconductor memory (both RAM and ROM) provides random access. Certain types of files stored on disk under some operating systems also allow random access. Such files are best used for data in which each record has no intrinsic relationship to what comes physically before or after it, as in a client list or an inventory) | |||
| libero accesso; accesso diretto | |||
| accesso casuale | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| random access | |||
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random-access : 48 phrases in 6 subjects |
| Automated equipment | 5 |
| Communications | 2 |
| Electronics | 1 |
| Information technology | 35 |
| Microsoft | 4 |
| Semiconductors | 1 |