Firearm meaning in English
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Definition
a firearm: a gun (of any kind), a weapon
Examples
- "Are you carrying any of the following items: Acids, ammunition, animals, corpses, cremated remains, explosives, firearms, fireworks, flammable liquids, hazardous materials, materials with a disagreeable odor, matches?"
- "It's got nothing to do with firearms. Troubleshooting is like problem solving."
Exercise 1
"It's called troubleshooting, you idiot!"
What does 'troubleshooting describe?
What does 'troubleshooting describe?
"It's called troubleshooting, you idiot!"
What does 'troubleshooting describe?
What does 'troubleshooting describe?
This is not the correct definition of "troubleshooting". Jean misunderstands Bob's request and thinks that "troubleshooting" literally means "to shoot troubles". His use of a gun (a type of firearm) is not the correct way to troubleshoot.
This is correct. "Troubleshooting" (literally the destruction of errors or problems) is form of problem solving: a process of finding and eliminating any problems or repairing failed products or processes. It is a procedure that is usually found in computing to discover the source of any bugs and to eliminate them. Bruno indicates this to Jean by saying "You do (troubleshooting) to fix problems with computers."
This is not the correct definition of "troubleshooting". "Troubleshooting" occurs when a bug or problem is discovered, it does not describe the process of regular maintenance to guard against any potential problems.
This is not the correct definition of "troubleshooting". "Troubleshooting" occurs when a bug or problem is discovered, it does not describe the process of writing a program to protect against any bugs or viruses.
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