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((abbreviaiton) Random Access Memory; computer memory that is used as a temporary store of data that may be changed or deleted.) RAMtr[ræm]RAM ['ræm] n: RAM fn.• ariete s.m.• carnero s.m.• espolón s.m.• marón s.m.• morueco s.m.• pisón s.m.v.• apisonar v.• atacar v.• chocar v.• dar contra v.• rellenar v.ræm [ræm]1.N ABBR(Comput) = random access memory RAM f2.CPD* * *[ræm] -
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((abbreviaiton) Random Access Memory; computer memory that is used as a temporary store of data that may be changed or deleted.) RAMtr[ræm]RAM ['ræm] n: RAM fn.• ariete s.m.• carnero s.m.• espolón s.m.• marón s.m.• morueco s.m.• pisón s.m.v.• apisonar v.• atacar v.• chocar v.• dar contra v.• rellenar v.ræm [ræm]1. N1) (Zool) carnero m2) (Astron) Aries m3) (Mil) ariete m2. VT1) (=force)they ram their ideas down your throat — (fig) te hacen tragar sus ideas a la fuerza
we had Campoamor rammed into us at school — tuvimos que darnos un atracón de Campoamor en el colegio
2) (=collide with) (deliberately) embestir contra; (Naut) embestir con el espolón; (accidentally) chocar con or contrathe car rammed the lamppost as it slid off the road — el coche se metió contra la farola al salirse de la carretera
3.CPDram raider * N — ladrón(-ona) m / f (que entra en el establecimiento rompiendo el escaparate etc con un coche)
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abbr. for Extended Data Out Random Access MemoryEnglish-Spanish acronyms and abbreviations dictionary > EDO RAM
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