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121 Arbeitsspeicher
m Computer: working ( oder internal) memory* * *der Arbeitsspeicherworking storage* * *Ạr|beits|spei|cherm (COMPUT)random access memory, main memory* * *Ar·beits·spei·cherm INFORM main memory* * *der (DV) main memory* * ** * *der (DV) main memory* * *(Computer) m.main storage (computers) n.working memory (computers) n.working storage (computers) n. -
122 Gedächtnisschwund
m loss of memory* * *der Gedächtnisschwundamnesia* * *Ge|dạ̈cht|nis|schwundmamnesia, loss of memory* * *Ge·dächt·nis·schwundm amnesia, loss of memoryan \Gedächtnisschwund leiden (fam) to suffer from amnesia, to suffer a loss of memory* * *der loss of memory; amnesia* * *Gedächtnisschwund m loss of memory* * *der loss of memory; amnesia* * *m.amnesia n.loss of memory n. -
123 einprägen
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t1. Siegel etc.: imprint, stamp (in + Akk on)2. fig.: jemandem etw. einprägen impress s.th. (up)on s.o.; sich (Dat) etw. einprägen remember s.th.; lernend: memorize s.th.II v/refl: sich jemandem einprägen stick in s.o.’s mind; (jemanden beeindrucken) make an ( oder a lasting) impression on s.o.; sich leicht einprägen be easy to remember; durch Reim, Rhythmus etc.: auch be catchy; es hat sich bei mir tief eingeprägt it’s stamped itself on my mind* * *to implant; to fix;sich einprägento con; to memorize* * *ein|prä|gen sep1. vtMuster, Spuren to imprint, to impress; Inschrift to stampein Muster in Papier éínprägen — to emboss paper with a pattern
etw éínprägen — to remember sth
2. vrsich jdm ins Gedächtnis éínprägen — to make an impression on sb's mind
sich jdm éínprägen — to make an impression on sb
die Worte haben sich mir unauslöschlich eingeprägt — the words made an indelible impression on me
* * *1) (to put (ideas etc) into a person's mind.) implant2) (to make a permanent impression on: His name is branded on my memory.) brand3) (to fix (a fact etc in the mind): She re-read the plans in order to impress the details on her memory.) impress5) (to fill with a certain teaching or set of opinions, beliefs etc: The dictator tried to indoctrinate schoolchildren with the ideals of his party.) indoctrinate* * *ein|prä·genI. vr1. (sich etw einschärfen)▪ sich akk jdm \einprägen Bilder, Eindrücke, Worte to be imprinted on sb's memory, to be engraved in sb's minddie Worte haben sich mir unauslöschlich eingeprägt the words made an indelible impression on me, I'll remember those words till the end of my daysII. vt▪ jdm etw \einprägen to drum [or get] sth into sb's head fam, to drive sth home [to sb], to impress sth on sb▪ jdm \einprägen, etw zu tun to urge sb to do sth2. (in etw prägen)etw in Metall \einprägen to engrave sth on metal* * *1.transitives Verb1) stamp (in + Akk. into, on)2) (fig.)2.reflexives Verbdas prägte sich ihm [für immer] ein — it made an [indelible] impression on him
* * *einprägen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t1. Siegel etc: imprint, stamp (in +akk on)2. fig:jemandem etwas einprägen impress sth (up)on sb;sich (dat)etwas einprägen remember sth; lernend: memorize sthB. v/r:sich jemandem einprägen stick in sb’s mind; (jemanden beeindrucken) make an ( oder a lasting) impression on sb;sich leicht einprägen be easy to remember; durch Reim, Rhythmus etc: auch be catchy;es hat sich bei mir tief eingeprägt it’s stamped itself on my mind* * *1.transitives Verb1) stamp (in + Akk. into, on)2) (fig.)2.sich (Dat.) etwas einprägen — memorize something; commit something to memory
reflexives Verbdas prägte sich ihm [für immer] ein — it made an [indelible] impression on him
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124 Hauptspeicher
m Computer: main memory* * *der Hauptspeichermain storage; primary storage* * *Haupt|spei|cherm (COMPUT)random access memory, RAM, main memory* * *Haupt·spei·cherm INFORM main [or primary] memory [or storage]* * ** * *m.central memory (computers) n.general storage n.main memory (computers) n.primary storage n. -
125 Namengedächtnis
n memory for names* * *Na|men|ge|dächt|nisntmemory for names* * *Na·men·ge·dächt·nisnt▪ jds \Namengedächtnis sb's memory for namesein gutes/schlechtes \Namengedächtnis haben to have a good/bad memory for names* * *das memory for names* * *Namengedächtnis n memory for names* * *das memory for names -
126 Personengedächtnis
n memory for (people and) faces* * *Per|so|nen|ge|dächt|nisntmemory for faces* * *Per·so·nen·ge·dächt·nisnt memory for facesein gutes/schlechtes \Personengedächtnis haben to have a good/bad memory for faces* * *das memory for faces* * *Personengedächtnis n memory for (people and) faces* * *das memory for faces -
127 Speicherplatz
* * *der Speicherplatzmemory space; storage location; memory location* * *Spei|cher|platzm (COMPUT)storage space, disk spaceSpéícherplatz schaffen — to free up memory
* * *Spei·cher·platz100 MB freier \Speicherplatz 100 MB free* * ** * *m.memory cell (computers) n. -
128 Gedächtnis
Gedächtnis n GEN memory* * *n < Geschäft> memory* * *Gedächtnis, permanentes
(Computer) non-volatile memory;
• Gedächtnischip memory chip;
• Gedächtnisskizze memory sketch;
• Gedächtnisstütze aid to memory, (Werbung) aided recall.
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