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1 Computer
[kɔm’pju:tə] m; -s, -; EDV computer; am Computer arbeiten / spielen work / play on a computer; am Computer sitzen sit at ( oder in front of) a computer; es läuft über Computer it’s all computerized ( oder done by computer)* * *der Computercomputer* * *Com|pu|ter [kɔm'pjuːtɐ]m -s, -computerauf Computer — on computer
sich mit Computern auskennen — to be computer-literate
* * *(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.) computer* * *Com·pu·ter<-s, ->[kɔmˈpju:tɐ]m computeram \Computer arbeiten to work at the computerden \Computer programmieren to program the computer[etw] auf \Computer umstellen to computerize [sth]* * *der; Computers, Computer: computerauf Computer (Akk.) umstellen — computerize
* * *am Computer arbeiten/spielen work/play on a computer;am Computer sitzen sit at ( oder in front of) a computer;* * *der; Computers, Computer: computerauf Computer (Akk.) umstellen — computerize
* * *- m.computer n. -
2 Spielcomputer
Spiel|com|pu|term(für Computerspiele) games computer; (= Lerncomputer) educational computer* * *Spiel·com·pu·ter[-kɔmpju:tɐ]m game computer [or console], PlayStation® (computer designed primarily for playing computer games) -
3 Spielcomputer
Spiel·com·pu·ter [-kɔmpju:tɐ] m -
4 benutzerfreundlich
Adj. user-friendly* * *user-friendly* * *be|nụt|zer|freund|lich1. adjComputer, Telefonsystem user-friendly2. advetw benutzerfreundlich gestalten — to make sth user-friendly
benutzerfreundlich konzipiert/designt sein — to be conceived/designed to be user-friendly
* * *be·nut·zer·freund·lichI. adj user-friendlyII. adv with user-friendliness in mind, in a user-friendly manner* * *benutzerfreundlich adj user-friendly* * *adj.user-friendly adj. -
5 Mikrocomputer
m microcomputer* * *der Mikrocomputermicrocomputer* * *Mik|ro|com|pu|termmicrocomputer, micro* * *(a very small computer containing tiny pieces of silicon etc designed to act as complex electronic circuits.) microcomputer* * *Mi·kro·com·pu·ter[-kɔmpju:tɐ]m microcomputer* * *Mikrocomputer m microcomputer* * *m.microcomputer n.
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