com·put·er (k m-py  tr)n. 1. A device that computes, especially a programmable electronic machine that performs high-speed mathematical or logical operations or that assembles, stores, correlates, or otherwise processes information. 2. One who computes. |
computer [kəmˈpjuːtə]
n
1. (Electronics & Computer Science / Computer Science)
a. a device, usually electronic, that processes data according to a set of instructions. The digital computer stores data in discrete units and performs arithmetical and logical operations at very high speed. The analog computer has no memory and is slower than the digital computer but has a continuous rather than a discrete input. The hybrid computer combines some of the advantages of digital and analog computers.
b. (as modifier) computer technology Related prefix cyber-
2. a person who computes or calculates
| computer (km-pytr) A programmable machine that performs high-speed processing of numbers, as well as of text, graphics, symbols, and sound. All computers contain a central processing unit that interprets and executes instructions; input devices, such as a keyboard and a mouse, through which data and commands enter the computer; memory that enables the computer to store programs and data; and output devices, such as printers and display screens, that show the results after the computer has processed data. |
ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
| Noun | 1. |  computer - a machine for performing calculations automaticallycomputing device, computing machine, data processor, electronic computer, information processing system interconnection - (computer science) the act of interconnecting (wires or computers or theories etc.) analog computer, analogue computer - a computer that represents information by variable quantities (e.g., positions or voltages) busbar, bus - an electrical conductor that makes a common connection between several circuits; "the busbar in this computer can transmit data either way between any two components of the system" cathode-ray tube, CRT - a vacuum tube in which a hot cathode emits a beam of electrons that pass through a high voltage anode and are focused or deflected before hitting a phosphorescent screen C.P.U., central processing unit, central processor, CPU, mainframe, processor - (computer science) the part of a computer (a microprocessor chip) that does most of the data processing; "the CPU and the memory form the central part of a computer to which the peripherals are attached" micro chip, microchip, microprocessor chip, silicon chip, chip - electronic equipment consisting of a small crystal of a silicon semiconductor fabricated to carry out a number of electronic functions in an integrated circuit computer accessory - an accessory for a computer; "when you add in all the computer accessories you are going to need the computer gets pretty expensive" computer circuit - a circuit that is part of a computer console - a scientific instrument consisting of displays and an input device that an operator can use to monitor and control a system (especially a computer system) data converter - converter for changing information from one code to another digital computer - a computer that represents information by numerical (binary) digits disk cache - a cache that stores copies of frequently used disk sectors in random access memory (RAM) so they can be read without accessing the slower disk diskette, floppy, floppy disk - a small plastic magnetic disk enclosed in a stiff envelope with a radial slit; used to store data or programs for a microcomputer; "floppy disks are noted for their relatively slow speed and small capacity and low price" faceplate - a protective covering for the front of a machine or device (as a door lock or computer component) computer hardware, hardware - (computer science) the mechanical, magnetic, electronic, and electrical components making up a computer system home computer - a computer intended for use in the home keyboard - device consisting of a set of keys on a piano or organ or typewriter or typesetting machine or computer or the like machine - any mechanical or electrical device that transmits or modifies energy to perform or assist in the performance of human tasks computer memory, computer storage, memory board, store, memory, storage - an electronic memory device; "a memory and the CPU form the central part of a computer to which peripherals are attached" module - computer circuit consisting of an assembly of electronic components (as of computer hardware) monitoring device, monitor - display produced by a device that takes signals and displays them on a television screen or a computer monitor number cruncher - a computer capable of performing a large number of mathematical operations per second pari-mutuel machine, totalisator, totaliser, totalizator, totalizer - computer that registers bets and divides the total amount bet among those who won computer peripheral, peripheral, peripheral device - (computer science) electronic equipment connected by cable to the CPU of a computer; "disk drives and printers are important peripherals" platform - the combination of a particular computer and a particular operating system plotter - an instrument (usually driven by a computer) for drawing graphs or pictures predictor - a computer for controlling antiaircraft fire that computes the position of an aircraft at the instant of a shell's arrival scratchpad - (computer science) a high-speed internal memory used for temporary storage of preliminary information server, host - (computer science) a computer that provides client stations with access to files and printers as shared resources to a computer network expansion slot, slot - (computer) a socket in a microcomputer that will accept a plug-in circuit board; "the PC had three slots for additional memory" |
| 2. |  computer - an expert at calculation (or at operating calculating machines)expert - a person with special knowledge or ability who performs skillfully adder - a person who adds numbers number cruncher - someone able to perform complex and lengthy calculations actuary, statistician - someone versed in the collection and interpretation of numerical data (especially someone who uses statistics to calculate insurance premiums) subtracter - a person who subtracts numbers |
computer noun
Quotations
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Computers
Computer parts
analogue-digital converter, arithmetic logic unit or ALU, cartridge, case, CD-rewriter, CD-Rom drive, central processing unit or CPU, chip, coaxial cable, console, control key, counter, daisywheel, DDR-RAM, digital audio player, digital camera, digitizer, DIMM, disk, disk drive, disk unit, DRAM, DVD reader, DVD writer, emulator, encoder, flatbed scanner, floppy disk, graphics card, hard drive, integrated circuit, interface, joystick, keyboard, laser printer, LCD panel, line printer, magnetic tape unit or MTU, memory, microprocessor, modem, monitor, motherboard, mouse, MP3 player, multiplexor, optical character reader, optical disk, optical scanner, port, printed circuit board, printer, processor, scanner, screen, SDRAM, SIMM, sound card, speaker, trackball, transistor, USB port, visual display unit or VDU, webcam
analogue-digital converter, arithmetic logic unit or ALU, cartridge, case, CD-rewriter, CD-Rom drive, central processing unit or CPU, chip, coaxial cable, console, control key, counter, daisywheel, DDR-RAM, digital audio player, digital camera, digitizer, DIMM, disk, disk drive, disk unit, DRAM, DVD reader, DVD writer, emulator, encoder, flatbed scanner, floppy disk, graphics card, hard drive, integrated circuit, interface, joystick, keyboard, laser printer, LCD panel, line printer, magnetic tape unit or MTU, memory, microprocessor, modem, monitor, motherboard, mouse, MP3 player, multiplexor, optical character reader, optical disk, optical scanner, port, printed circuit board, printer, processor, scanner, screen, SDRAM, SIMM, sound card, speaker, trackball, transistor, USB port, visual display unit or VDU, webcam
Computer terms
3D graphics, absolute address, access, access time, address, address bus, ADSL, algorithm, alpha-test, analogue computer, AND gate, applet, application program, architecture, archival storage, area, array, artificial intelligence or AI, ASCII, assemble, assembler, assembly language, audio response, automatic repeat, backbone, backing store, backup, bandwidth, base address, batch processing, beta-test, binary notation, bit or binary digit, black box, Bluetooth, bomb, boot or bootstrap, bottom-up processing, bpi (bits per inch), branch instruction, broadband, buffer, bug, bulletin board, bundle, bus or busbar, bus master, byte, cache memory, capture, CD-Rom, character, chipset, clip art, clock, code, COM, command, command language, communications, compatible, compiler, complex instruction set computer or CISC, computer-aided design or CAD, computer-aided design and manufacture or CADCAM, computer-aided engineering or CAE, computer-aided instruction or CAI, computer-aided (or -assisted) learning or CAL, computer-aided management or CAM, computer-aided manufacture or CAM, computer-aided teaching or CAT, computer aided trading or CAT, computerate, computer-based training or CBT, computer conferencing, computer graphics, computer input on microfilm or CIM, computer integrated manufacture or CIM, computerize, computer science, computer typesetting, concordance, concurrent processing, condition codes, configuration, constant, control commands, cookie, core memory, co-routine, corrupt, crash, cross assembler, cursor, cut and paste, cybercafé, cyberpunk, cyberspace, cycle, DAC, data, data bank, database, database management, databus, data capture, dataflow architecture, data processing, data protection, data structure, Datel (trademark), debugging, decision support system, decision table, default, desktop, desktop publishing or DTP, development system, device, digit, digital computer, digital fount, digital imaging, digital mapping, digital watermark, digitize, direct-access or random-access storage, direct memory access or DMA, directory, disassembler, distributed array processor, distributed logic, dithering, document, document reader, DOS or disk operating system (trademark), dot matrix, download, downsize, down time, dumb terminal, dump, dpi or dots per inch, driver, dump, duplex, EBCDIC or extended binary-coded decimal-interchange code, echo, ecommerce, edit, editor, EEPROM, electronic flight information systems, electronic mail or E-mail, electronic office, electronic publishing, emulator, encryption, error message, escape routine, exclusive OR circuit, exit, expansion slot, expert system, extranet, fail-safe, field, fifth-generation, file, file manager, filename, firewall, FireWire, firmware, flag, flops or floating-point operations per second, flowchart, freeware, front-end processor, FTP or file transfer protocol, function, function key, fuzzy, gate, gateway, gif, giga-, gigabyte, global search, graphical user interface, graphics, hacker, hand-held computer, handshake, hard card, hard copy, hardware, hard-wired, help screens, hexadecimal notation, high-level language, host, hot key, housekeeping, HTML, hybrid computer, hypermedia, hypertext, icon, idle time, image enhancement, incremental plotter, incremental recorder, infect, information technology, initialize, input, input device, input/output or I/O, install, instruction, intelligent knowledge-based system or IKBS, intelligent terminal, interactive, interactive video, Internet, interpreter, interrupt, intranet, ISDN, job, jpeg, key in, keyword, kilo-, kilobyte, LAN, language, lapheld, laptop, legacy, linked list, liveware, load, location, local area network, logic bomb, logic circuit, logic programming, login, log in, log out, loop, low-level language, machine code, machine learning, machine readable, machine translation, macro, magnetic bubble, mail bombing, mainframe, main memory, manager, mega-, megabyte, memory mapping, menu, menu-driven, microcomputer, microprocessor, midi, minicomputer, mobile device, module, morphing, MP3, mpeg, multiaccess, multiprogramming, multi-threaded, multi-user, NAND circuit or gate, network, neurocomputer or neural computer, node, NOR gate, notebook computer, NOT gate, object program, OEM or original equipment manufacturer, offline, online, open, operating system, optimize, OR gate, output, overflow, package, packet, packet-switching, palette, palmtop computer, parallel processing, parameter, parity check, parser, password, patch, patch board, PC or personal computer, PDA, pdf, personal computer or PC, pixel, platform, plug compatible, pointer, polymorphic function, portable, power down, power up, printout, procedure, process, program, program generator, programmable read only memory or PROM, programmer, programming language, program statement, prompt, protocol, query language, queue, queuing theory, random access memory or RAM, Random Instruction Set Computer or RISC, read in, read out, read only memory or ROM, real-time processing, reboot, record, remote access, rerun, reserved word, reset, restricted users group, retrieval, RISC or reduced instruction set computer, robustness, routine, run, run time, screensaver, scroll, SCSI or Small Computer Systems Interface, search engine, sense, sequential access, serial access memory or SAM, serial processing, server, SGML, shareware, shell program, skinning, smart card, software, software engineering, sort, source document, source program, speech recognition, spreadsheet, sprite, stack, statement, storage capacity, storage device, store, store and forward, string, subroutine, supercomputer, SWITCH, syntax, system, systems analysis, systems disk, teleprocessing, telesoftware, terabyte, terminal, tetrabyte, text processing, throughput, time out, time sharing, toggle, top-down processing, topology, transcribe, translator, transputer, tristate, turnkey system, underflow, UNIX (trademark), uptime, USB, user-defined key, user group, utility, vaccine, variable, virtual address, virtual memory, virtual reality, virtual storage, virus, visual programming, voice input, voice recognition, voice response, volatile memory, WAN, WAP, warez, webcasting, web development, wild card, window, windows icons menus pointers or WIMP, wizard, word, word processor, work station, World Wide Web, worm, WYSIWIG, XML
3D graphics, absolute address, access, access time, address, address bus, ADSL, algorithm, alpha-test, analogue computer, AND gate, applet, application program, architecture, archival storage, area, array, artificial intelligence or AI, ASCII, assemble, assembler, assembly language, audio response, automatic repeat, backbone, backing store, backup, bandwidth, base address, batch processing, beta-test, binary notation, bit or binary digit, black box, Bluetooth, bomb, boot or bootstrap, bottom-up processing, bpi (bits per inch), branch instruction, broadband, buffer, bug, bulletin board, bundle, bus or busbar, bus master, byte, cache memory, capture, CD-Rom, character, chipset, clip art, clock, code, COM, command, command language, communications, compatible, compiler, complex instruction set computer or CISC, computer-aided design or CAD, computer-aided design and manufacture or CADCAM, computer-aided engineering or CAE, computer-aided instruction or CAI, computer-aided (or -assisted) learning or CAL, computer-aided management or CAM, computer-aided manufacture or CAM, computer-aided teaching or CAT, computer aided trading or CAT, computerate, computer-based training or CBT, computer conferencing, computer graphics, computer input on microfilm or CIM, computer integrated manufacture or CIM, computerize, computer science, computer typesetting, concordance, concurrent processing, condition codes, configuration, constant, control commands, cookie, core memory, co-routine, corrupt, crash, cross assembler, cursor, cut and paste, cybercafé, cyberpunk, cyberspace, cycle, DAC, data, data bank, database, database management, databus, data capture, dataflow architecture, data processing, data protection, data structure, Datel (trademark), debugging, decision support system, decision table, default, desktop, desktop publishing or DTP, development system, device, digit, digital computer, digital fount, digital imaging, digital mapping, digital watermark, digitize, direct-access or random-access storage, direct memory access or DMA, directory, disassembler, distributed array processor, distributed logic, dithering, document, document reader, DOS or disk operating system (trademark), dot matrix, download, downsize, down time, dumb terminal, dump, dpi or dots per inch, driver, dump, duplex, EBCDIC or extended binary-coded decimal-interchange code, echo, ecommerce, edit, editor, EEPROM, electronic flight information systems, electronic mail or E-mail, electronic office, electronic publishing, emulator, encryption, error message, escape routine, exclusive OR circuit, exit, expansion slot, expert system, extranet, fail-safe, field, fifth-generation, file, file manager, filename, firewall, FireWire, firmware, flag, flops or floating-point operations per second, flowchart, freeware, front-end processor, FTP or file transfer protocol, function, function key, fuzzy, gate, gateway, gif, giga-, gigabyte, global search, graphical user interface, graphics, hacker, hand-held computer, handshake, hard card, hard copy, hardware, hard-wired, help screens, hexadecimal notation, high-level language, host, hot key, housekeeping, HTML, hybrid computer, hypermedia, hypertext, icon, idle time, image enhancement, incremental plotter, incremental recorder, infect, information technology, initialize, input, input device, input/output or I/O, install, instruction, intelligent knowledge-based system or IKBS, intelligent terminal, interactive, interactive video, Internet, interpreter, interrupt, intranet, ISDN, job, jpeg, key in, keyword, kilo-, kilobyte, LAN, language, lapheld, laptop, legacy, linked list, liveware, load, location, local area network, logic bomb, logic circuit, logic programming, login, log in, log out, loop, low-level language, machine code, machine learning, machine readable, machine translation, macro, magnetic bubble, mail bombing, mainframe, main memory, manager, mega-, megabyte, memory mapping, menu, menu-driven, microcomputer, microprocessor, midi, minicomputer, mobile device, module, morphing, MP3, mpeg, multiaccess, multiprogramming, multi-threaded, multi-user, NAND circuit or gate, network, neurocomputer or neural computer, node, NOR gate, notebook computer, NOT gate, object program, OEM or original equipment manufacturer, offline, online, open, operating system, optimize, OR gate, output, overflow, package, packet, packet-switching, palette, palmtop computer, parallel processing, parameter, parity check, parser, password, patch, patch board, PC or personal computer, PDA, pdf, personal computer or PC, pixel, platform, plug compatible, pointer, polymorphic function, portable, power down, power up, printout, procedure, process, program, program generator, programmable read only memory or PROM, programmer, programming language, program statement, prompt, protocol, query language, queue, queuing theory, random access memory or RAM, Random Instruction Set Computer or RISC, read in, read out, read only memory or ROM, real-time processing, reboot, record, remote access, rerun, reserved word, reset, restricted users group, retrieval, RISC or reduced instruction set computer, robustness, routine, run, run time, screensaver, scroll, SCSI or Small Computer Systems Interface, search engine, sense, sequential access, serial access memory or SAM, serial processing, server, SGML, shareware, shell program, skinning, smart card, software, software engineering, sort, source document, source program, speech recognition, spreadsheet, sprite, stack, statement, storage capacity, storage device, store, store and forward, string, subroutine, supercomputer, SWITCH, syntax, system, systems analysis, systems disk, teleprocessing, telesoftware, terabyte, terminal, tetrabyte, text processing, throughput, time out, time sharing, toggle, top-down processing, topology, transcribe, translator, transputer, tristate, turnkey system, underflow, UNIX (trademark), uptime, USB, user-defined key, user group, utility, vaccine, variable, virtual address, virtual memory, virtual reality, virtual storage, virus, visual programming, voice input, voice recognition, voice response, volatile memory, WAN, WAP, warez, webcasting, web development, wild card, window, windows icons menus pointers or WIMP, wizard, word, word processor, work station, World Wide Web, worm, WYSIWIG, XML
Computer scientists
Ada, Countess of Lovelace (British), Howard Aiken (U.S.), Charles Babbage (British), Tim Berners-Lee (English), Seymour Cray (U.S.), John Presper Eckert (U.S.), Bill Gates (U.S.), Herman Hollerith (U.S.), John W. Mauchly (U.S.), Clive Sinclair (British), Alan Mathison Turing (British), John von Neumann (U.S.)
Ada, Countess of Lovelace (British), Howard Aiken (U.S.), Charles Babbage (British), Tim Berners-Lee (English), Seymour Cray (U.S.), John Presper Eckert (U.S.), Bill Gates (U.S.), Herman Hollerith (U.S.), John W. Mauchly (U.S.), Clive Sinclair (British), Alan Mathison Turing (British), John von Neumann (U.S.)
Translations
computer [kəmˈpjuːtəʳ]
A. N → ordenador m (Sp), computador m (LAm), computadora f (LAm)
we do it by computer now → ahora lo hacemos con el ordenador
the records have all been put on computer → todos los registros han entrado en(el)ordenador
she's in computers → se dedica a la informática, trabaja en algo de informática
we do it by computer now → ahora lo hacemos con el ordenador
the records have all been put on computer → todos los registros han entrado en(el)ordenador
she's in computers → se dedica a la informática, trabaja en algo de informática
B. CPD computer animation N → animación f por ordenador
computer crime N → delitos mpl informáticos
computer dating service N → agencia f matrimonial por ordenador
computer expert N → experto/a m/f en ordenadores
computer game N → vídeojuego m
computer graphics NPL → gráficas fpl por ordenador
computer language N → lenguaje m de ordenador
computer literacy N → competencia f en la informática
computer model N → modelo m informático
computer operator N → operador(a) m/f de ordenador
computer peripheral N → periférico m
computer printout N → impresión f (de ordenador)
computer program N → programa m de ordenador
computer programmer N → programador(a) m/f de ordenadores
computer programming N → programación f de ordenadores
computer science N → informática f
computer scientist N → informático/a m/f
computer simulation N → simulación f por ordenador
computer skills NPL → conocimientos mpl de informática
computer studies NPL = computer science computer typesetting N → composición f por ordenador
computer user N → usuario/a m/f de ordenador
computer crime N → delitos mpl informáticos
computer dating service N → agencia f matrimonial por ordenador
computer expert N → experto/a m/f en ordenadores
computer game N → vídeojuego m
computer graphics NPL → gráficas fpl por ordenador
computer language N → lenguaje m de ordenador
computer literacy N → competencia f en la informática
computer model N → modelo m informático
computer operator N → operador(a) m/f de ordenador
computer peripheral N → periférico m
computer printout N → impresión f (de ordenador)
computer program N → programa m de ordenador
computer programmer N → programador(a) m/f de ordenadores
computer programming N → programación f de ordenadores
computer science N → informática f
computer scientist N → informático/a m/f
computer simulation N → simulación f por ordenador
computer skills NPL → conocimientos mpl de informática
computer studies NPL = computer science computer typesetting N → composición f por ordenador
computer user N → usuario/a m/f de ordenador
computer [kəmˈpjuːtər] n → ordinateur m
by computer → par ordinateur
The process is done by computer → Le processus se fait par ordinateur.
computer-aided [kəmˌpjuːtərˈeɪdɪd] adj → assisté(e) par ordinateur
computer animation n (in films, computer games) → animation f (assistée) par ordinateur
computer buff n → as mf de l'informatique
computer chip n → puce f informatique
computer crime n
by computer → par ordinateur
The process is done by computer → Le processus se fait par ordinateur.
computer-aided [kəmˌpjuːtərˈeɪdɪd] adj → assisté(e) par ordinateur
computer animation n (in films, computer games) → animation f (assistée) par ordinateur
computer buff n → as mf de l'informatique
computer chip n → puce f informatique
computer crime n
(illegal activities) → criminalité f informatique
(illegal act) → délit m informatique
computer dating service n → club m de rencontres sélectionnées par ordinateur
computer disk n → disque m dur
computer error n → erreur f informatique
computer game n → jeu m vidéo
computer-generated [kəmˌpjuːtərˈdʒɛnəreɪtɪd] adj [graphics] → généré(e) par ordinateur; [image, animation, film] → de synthèse
computer graphics n
computer dating service n → club m de rencontres sélectionnées par ordinateur
computer disk n → disque m dur
computer error n → erreur f informatique
computer game n → jeu m vidéo
computer-generated [kəmˌpjuːtərˈdʒɛnəreɪtɪd] adj [graphics] → généré(e) par ordinateur; [image, animation, film] → de synthèse
computer graphics n
computer
computer in cpds → Computer-;
computer:
computer:
computer:
n → Computer m, → Rechner m; (for data processing also) → Datenverarbeitungsanlage f; to put/have something on computer → etw im Computer speichern/(gespeichert) haben; it’s all done by computer → das geht alles per Computer; computer skills → Computerkenntnisse pl
computer in cpds → Computer-;
computer age
n → Computerzeitalter nt
computer-aided
adj → computer- or rechnergestützt
computer-aided design
n → CAD nt, → computergestütztes Design
computer animation
n → Computeranimation f
computer-assisted
n → computergestützt
computer:
computer-based
adj → computergestützt
computer code
n → Maschinenkode m
computer-controlled
adj → computergestützt, rechnergesteuert
computer crash
n → Computerabsturz m
computer crime
n → Computerkriminalität f
computer dating
n → Partnervermittlung f → per Computer; computer agency or bureau → Partnervermittlungsbüro nt → auf Computerbasis
computer error
n → Computerfehler m
computer:
computer expert
n → Computerexperte m → /-expertin f
computer freak
n (inf) → Computerfreak m (inf)
computer game
n → Computerspiel nt
computer games software
n → Software f → für Computerspiele
computer-generated
adj image, graphics → computergeneriert
computer graphics
n sing → Computergrafik f, → grafische Datenverarbeitung
computer:
computer language
n → Computersprache f
computer literacy
n → Computerkenntnisse pl
computer model
n → Computermodell nt
computer nerd
n (pej inf) → Computerfreak m (sl)
computer network
n → Computernetzwerk nt; (larger also) → Rechnerverbund m
computer-operated
adj → computergesteuert
computer operator
n → Operator(in) m(f)
computer peripheral
n → Peripheriegerät nt
computer printout
n → (Computer)ausdruck m
computer program
n → (Computer)programm nt
computer programmer
n → Programmierer(in) m(f)
computer projection
n → Hochrechnung f
computer science
n → Informatik f
computer scientist
n → Informatiker(in) m(f)
computer search
computer sex
n → Computersex m
computer skills
pl → PC-Kenntnisse pl
computer studies
pl → Computerwissenschaft f
computer tomography
n (Med) → Computertomografie f
computer-typeset
vt → in Computersatz herstellen
computer typesetting
n → Computersatz m
computer virus
n → Computervirus m
n computer [kəmˈpjuːtə]
a usually large electronic machine capable of storing and processing large amounts of information and of performing calculations The whole process is done by computer; PC means `personal computer'; a computer game; a computer program. rekenaar, rekenoutomaat, dataverwerker حاسوب، عقل الكتروني(كومبيوتر) компютър počítač computer der Computer ηλεκτρονικός υπολογιστής ordenador arvuti کامپیوتر؛ رایانه tietokone ordinateur מַחשֵׁב कम्प्यूटर računalo számítógép komputer tölva computer コンピューター 컴퓨터 kompiuteris dators komputer computer datamaskin; regnemaskin komputer computador computer компьютер počítač računalnik računar dator คอมพิวเตอร์ bilgisayar 計算機，電腦 комп'ютер کمیوٹر máy tính 计算机
v comˈputerize, comˈputerise
to put (information etc) into a form suitable for use by a computer Are you intending to computerize your book-ordering system? rekenariseer يُحَوْسِب компютъризирам zpracovávat na počítači lægge ind på computer auf Computer umstellen μηχανογραφώ computarizar, computerizar, informatizar arvutisse sisestama, arvutiga töötlema کامپیوتری کردن syöttää tietokoneeseen, käsitellä tietokoneella informatiser לְמַחשֵב कम्प्यूटर के उपयोग के अनुरूप बनाना kompjuterski izračunati, uvesti kompjutersku obradu komputerizál mengerjakan dengan komputer tölvuvæða computerizzare, informatizzare コンピューター化する 전산화하다 kompiuterizuoti datorizēt; ievadīt datorā mengkomputerkan computerizeren databehandle, overføre til data komputeryzować computorizar computeriza компьютеризировать spracovať na počítači računalniško obdelati kompjuterizovati datorisera ทำด้วยคอมพิวเตอร์ bilgisayara yüklemek 計算機化，電腦化 комп'ютеризувати کمپیوٹر میں ڈالنا lưu trong máy tính 计算化
computer → كمبيوتر počítač computer Computer υπολογιστής computadora, ordenador tietokone ordinateur računalo computer コンピューター 컴퓨터 computer datamaskin komputer computador компьютер dator เครื่องคอมพิวเตอร์ bilgisayar máy tính 计算机
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