BUFFER STORE - Tradução inglês-francês

buffer store SUBST COMPUT

buffer store

mémoire f tampon

I. buffer [Brit ˈbʌfə, americ ˈbəfər] SUBST

1. buffer (protection):

buffer fig

tampon m (against contre, between entre)

2. buffer FERROVIA:

buffer (on line)

butoir m

buffer (on train)

tampon m

3. buffer Brit coloq:

old buffer

vieux bonhomme m

4. buffer COMPUT:

buffer, a. buffer memory

mémoire-tampon f

5. buffer (for polishing):

buffer

polissoir m

6. buffer (for massage):

buffer

brosse f de massage

II. buffer [Brit ˈbʌfə, americ ˈbəfər] VERBO trans QUÍM

buffer solution

tamponner

III. buffer [Brit ˈbʌfə, americ ˈbəfər]

to run into the buffers

finir en queue de poisson

I. store [Brit stɔː, americ stɔr] SUBST

1. store:

store (shop)

magasin m

store (smaller)

boutique f

the big stores

les grands magasins

2. store (supply):

store (of food, fuel, paper)

réserve f

store (of food, fuel, paper)

provision f (of de)

store (of knowledge, information)

fonds mpl (of de)

to keep/lay in a store of sth

avoir/constituer une réserve or provision de qc

3. store (place of storage):

store (for food, fuel)

réserve f

store (for furniture)

garde-meuble m

store COM

entrepôt m

store COM

magasin m

store MILITAR

magasin m

store (for nuclear waste)

réservoir m de stockage

4. store (storage):

to put sth in(to) store furniture

mettre qc au garde-meuble

to put sth in(to) store goods

mettre qc en magasin, entreposer

fig there's a surprise/a nasty shock in store for him

une surprise/une mauvaise surprise l'attend

I wonder what the future has in store (for us)

je me demande ce que l'avenir nous réserve

II. stores SUBST subst pl

1. stores (supplies):

stores

provisions fpl

to take on stores NÁUT

ravitailler

2. stores (storage area):

stores

magasin m

III. store [Brit stɔː, americ stɔr] VERBO trans

1. store (put away):

store food

conserver

store objects, furniture

ranger

store nuclear waste, chemicals

stocker

store information

conserver

store AGRIC, PEC crops, grain

engranger

2. store (accumulate):

store food, supplies, fuel

faire des provisions de

store energy, heat, water

accumuler

3. store (hold) cupboard, fridge, freezer:

store food, objects

contenir

4. store COMPUT:

store data, records

mettre [qc] en mémoire, mémoriser (on sur)

IV. stored ADJ (gen)

stored food, wine, supplies

mis de côté

stored COM

stocké

stored fig troubles, unhappiness

accumulé

V. store [Brit stɔː, americ stɔr]

to set great store by sth

attacher beaucoup d'importance à qc

not to set great store by sth, to set little store by sth

ne pas attacher beaucoup d'importance à qc

I. buffer¹ [ˈbʌfəʳ, americ -ɚ] SUBST

1. buffer:

buffer

tampon m

2. buffer COMPUT:

buffer

mémoire f tampon

II. buffer¹ [ˈbʌfəʳ, americ -ɚ] VERBO trans QUÍM

buffer

tamponner

buffer² [ˈbʌfəʳ, americ -ɚ] SUBST Brit coloq

buffer

vieux fossile m

I. store [stɔ:ʳ, americ stɔ:r] SUBST

1. store Brit (very large shop):

store

magasin m

department store

grand magasin

liquor store

magasin de vins et spiritueux

2. store (supply):

store

provision f

in store

en réserve

3. store (place for keeping supplies):

store

entrepôt m

in store

en dépôt

what is in store for sb

ce que réserve l'avenir à qn

4. store (importance):

store

importance f

to set great store on/by sth

accorder beaucoup d'importance à qc

5. store COMPUT:

store

mémoire f

II. store [stɔ:ʳ, americ stɔ:r] VERBO trans COMPUT

store

mémoriser

I. buffer [ˈbʌf·ər] SUBST

1. buffer:

buffer

tampon m

2. buffer comput:

buffer

mémoire f tampon

II. buffer [ˈbʌf·ər] VERBO trans QUÍM

buffer

tamponner

I. store [stɔr] SUBST

1. store (shop):

store

magasin m

department store

grand magasin

liquor store

magasin de vins et spiritueux

record store

magasin de disques

2. store (supply):

store

provision f

in store

en réserve

what is in store for sb

ce que réserve l'avenir à qn

3. store (warehouse, storehouse):

store

entrepôt m

in store

en dépôt

Expressões:

to set great store on/by sth

accorder beaucoup d'importance à qc

II. store [stɔr] VERBO trans comput

store

mémoriser

Present

I	buffer
you	buffer
he/she/it	buffers
we	buffer
you	buffer
they	buffer

Past

I	buffered
you	buffered
he/she/it	buffered
we	buffered
you	buffered
they	buffered

Present Perfect

I	have	buffered
you	have	buffered
he/she/it	has	buffered
we	have	buffered
you	have	buffered
they	have	buffered

Past Perfect

I	had	buffered
you	had	buffered
he/she/it	had	buffered
we	had	buffered
you	had	buffered
they	had	buffered

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

The economic activity in the area consisted of various kinds of small-scale manufacturing industry and businesses, e.g. demolition of cars, and, it seems, junk yards and second-hand stores.

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The first wool store was built in 1909, with another three stores opening by 1915.

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Cosmetics and skincare products were originally just sold by specialist retailers, such as chemists and department stores.

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Both stores were looted in the final days of the war.

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By 1885 the settlement boasted a population of 50 with two churches, one gristmill, one school and two stores.

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