دیکشنری آنلاین تحلیلگران ( معنی فارسی computer )

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com‧put‧er /kəmˈpjuːtə $ -ər/ noun [countable]

رایانه

کامپیوتر، ماشین متفکر، دستگاه محاسب، حسابگر الکترونی، شمارنده، ماشین حساب، مهندسی: ماشین الکترونیکی، کامپیوتر: رایانه، شیمی: کامپیوتر، روانشناسی: رایانه، بازرگانی: کامپیوتر، علوم هوایی: رایانه، نظامی: کامپیوتر

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Advanced Persian Dictionary

صنایع: کامپیوتر، رایانه، حسابگرمهندسی: کامپیوتر، رایانه، کامپیوتر: رایانه، کامپیوتر، شیمی: ماشین متفکر، ماشین حساب، ماشین الکترونیکی، مهندسی: کامپیوتر، بازرگانی: رایانه، هواپیمایی: دستگاه محاسب، کامپیوتر، نظامی: حسابگر الکترونی، رایانه، کامپیوتر، : روانشناسی: شمارنده، ماشین حساب، کامپیوتر، رایانهکامپیوتر، رایانه، کامپیوتر: رایانه، کامپیوتر، شیمی: ماشین متفکر، ماشین حساب، ماشین الکترونیکی، مهندسی: کامپیوتر، بازرگانی: رایانه، هواپیمایی: دستگاه محاسب، کامپیوتر، نظامی: حسابگر الکترونی، رایانه، کامپیوتر، : روانشناسی: شمارنده، ماشین حساب، کامپیوتر، رایانهکامپیوتر: رایانهپزشکی: رایانه، کامپیوتر، ماشین محاسب، ماشین داده پرداز

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English Dictionary

com‧put‧er S1 W1 AC /kəmˈpjuːtə $ -ər/ noun [countable]
[Word Family: noun: computer, computing, computerization; verb: computerize]
an electronic machine that stores information and uses programs to help you find, organize, or change the information:

a huge global computer network

the latest computer software
on computer

The information is stored on computer.
by computer

Shoppers can send in their orders by computer and pick up their goods later.

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English ▲

Collocations

computer ^[1]
computer ^[2]

computer
noun
ADJ. powerful | desktop, home, laptop, mainframe, notebook, personal, portable the market for home computers
analogue, digital, parallel
VERB + COMPUTER run, use | switch on | switch off | log onto | log off | boot up, start up | shut down | reboot, restart | program | link, network Computers can be networked using modems and telephone lines.
interface The software allows you to interface your computer and an OCR reader.
hold sth on, store sth on The data is all held on computer.
COMPUTER + VERB run | hold sth, store sth The computer stores data in a buffer until the printer can accept it.
crash | be down/up The computers are all down (= not functioning) at the moment.
COMPUTER + NOUN network, program, system | equipment, hardware, software | language | science, technology | keyboard, screen, terminal, etc. | game, graphics, model A computer model is used to predict forces affecting the aircraft in flight.
expert, hacker, programmer, user | company, industry, manufacturer | time Such a large sorting operation can take up a lot of computer time.
PREP. on (a/the) ~ It's all stored on the computer.

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary ▲

computer

use a computer

Most people do jobs in which they have to use a computer.
log onto a computer (=start using it by typing a password)

Next time you log onto your computer, you will have to use a new password.
log off a computer (=stop using a computer system that requires a password)
switch a computer on/off

Always switch off your computer at the end of the day.
start up/boot up a computer (=make it start working)
shut down a computer (=close the programs and stop it working)
restart/reboot a computer (=make it start working again)

The problem sometimes disappears if I restart my computer.
program a computer (=give it instructions so that it will do a particular job)
hold/store something on a computer

This data is all held on a central computer.
a computer starts up/boots up

My computer takes ages to start up in the morning.
a computer crashes (=suddenly stops working)
a computer is down (=is not working)
a computer is up (=is working again after stopping working)
software/a program runs on a computer

You’ll need the appropriate software running on your computer.
a computer system

Our office is installing a new computer system.
a computer screen/monitor

Make sure your computer screen is at the right height.
a computer keyboard

The computer keyboard is shaped to put less strain on your wrists.
a computer network (=a set of computers connected to each other)

A virus had infected the entire computer network.
a computer program (=a set of instructions stored inside a computer)

At school, we’re learning how to write simple computer programs.
computer software (=computer programs)

Microsoft Corp is the world’s largest maker of personal computer software.
computer hardware/equipment (=machines and equipment, not programs)

a shop that sells computer equipment
a computer game

Kids love playing computer games.
computer graphics (=images created by computers)

There’s a massive market for high-speed computer graphics.
computer technology

the rapid progress in computer technology
computer science (=the study of computers and what they can do)
the computer industry

You can make a lot of money in the computer industry.
a computer company

He runs his own computer company.
a computer user

Technology now allows computer users to talk to each other over the Internet.
a computer programmer (=someone who writes the instructions a computer uses to do a particular job)
a computer expert

You don’t need to be a computer expert to use the programme.
a computer hacker (=someone who tries to break into a computer system)
a computer language (=a system of instructions used to program a computer)
computer data

CD ROMs store computer data.
a computer virus (=a program that secretly destroys information stored on computers)

Computer viruses do a lot of damage every single day.
a computer error

The mistake was caused by a computer error.

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