Software
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定义
software: 软件
a software application 应用软件
a software platform: 软件平台，操作系统
示例
- "By the way, we're thinking about migrating our software platform from Microtosh to Blinix."
- "I know you had an interview this morning for the software development/IT assistant position in our IT department."
- "Cheapskate Software : The 2000 edition is available for under $300 per software license!"
- "If that means buying licenses for the Miracle software, then I want you to buy them. The features of the programs you described are all well and good, but Icarus tells me that the Miracle database provides all of these functions and more, plus a lifetime warranty for the software and 24 hour-a-day technical support."
- "I don't want you pirating illegal copies of a software program. I will not tolerate bootlegged software in our offices because of legal concerns."
- "Philip : Oh yeah, we've got all the hardware and software stuff at the Delavigne office."
- "Standard Microtosh Office software has been installed and we have set up your email account."
- "Incidentally, Icarus would be able to do this more effectively with a better software program!"
- "Please, go ahead and purchase as many licenses of the Miracle software as Icarus requires."
- "I even helped design a new software platform for small businesses."
- "The, err, problem has to do with our current business software."
- "This could have been done by any five-year-old with software like Photoposh."
- "Customer Relationship Management software"
- "It's a type of software that allows you to do things on your E-Phone, like change your voice, break up with your girlfriend, watch virtual fish swimming."
- "Mr. Steele : I have extensive experience with all operating systems and software platform development."
- "By the way, we're thinking about migrating our software platform from Microtosh to Blinux."
- "Why do I need to know where my daughter is at all times via GPS software?"
- "I came to set up your new finance software last night."
练习 1
Fill in the blanks below with technical terms from this conversation.
1. is physical (electronic) material such as a computer CPU, a printer, or a monitor.
2. is the programming, languages and data which control the functions of a computer.
3. To a computer is to install, configure, assemble or make sure that it functions properly.
1. is physical (electronic) material such as a computer CPU, a printer, or a monitor.
2. is the programming, languages and data which control the functions of a computer.
3. To a computer is to install, configure, assemble or make sure that it functions properly.
Fill in the blanks below with technical terms from this conversation.
1. Hardware 1 is physical (electronic) material such as a computer CPU, a printer, or a monitor.
2. Software 2 is the programming, languages and data which control the functions of a computer.
3. To set up 3 a computer is to install, configure, assemble or make sure that it functions properly.
1. Hardware 1 is physical (electronic) material such as a computer CPU, a printer, or a monitor.
2. Software 2 is the programming, languages and data which control the functions of a computer.
3. To set up 3 a computer is to install, configure, assemble or make sure that it functions properly.
1 Hardware: "Hardware" refers to the electronic parts of a computer such as the tower, monitor, printer, etc.
2 Software: "Software" refers to the programming or instructions which influence a what a computer does. Software can include applications like Microtosh Word or anti-virus programs, but also operating systems like Blinix.
3 set up: To "set up" describes "assembling" or "putting together" equipment or machinery in this context. Here it specifically refers to installing or configuring a videoconferencing system so that Warbuckle and Philip are able to communicate via the computer.
练习 2
Let's look at some useful terms from this telephone conversation.
This phrasal verb describes starting a computer session by entering identifying data. "Please by entering your username and password." (2 words)
This term describes a small, easily-transportable peripheral device that allows you to save electronic data. "Keith keeps all his important files on a , which he keeps in his pocket." (2 words)
This noun describes a quicker or shorter way of doing something or going somewhere. It is also a common computer term. "I've created a so that I can open PhotoSlop by double-clicking an icon on my computer desktop."
This phrasal verb describes starting a computer session by entering identifying data. "Please by entering your username and password." (2 words)
This term describes a small, easily-transportable peripheral device that allows you to save electronic data. "Keith keeps all his important files on a , which he keeps in his pocket." (2 words)
This noun describes a quicker or shorter way of doing something or going somewhere. It is also a common computer term. "I've created a so that I can open PhotoSlop by double-clicking an icon on my computer desktop."
Let's look at some useful terms from this telephone conversation.
This phrasal verb describes starting a computer session by entering identifying data. "Please log on 1 by entering your username and password." (2 words)
This term describes a small, easily-transportable peripheral device that allows you to save electronic data. "Keith keeps all his important files on a USB key 2, which he keeps in his pocket." (2 words)
This noun describes a quicker or shorter way of doing something or going somewhere. It is also a common computer term. "I've created a shortcut 3 so that I can open PhotoSlop by double-clicking an icon on my computer desktop."
This phrasal verb describes starting a computer session by entering identifying data. "Please log on 1 by entering your username and password." (2 words)
This term describes a small, easily-transportable peripheral device that allows you to save electronic data. "Keith keeps all his important files on a USB key 2, which he keeps in his pocket." (2 words)
This noun describes a quicker or shorter way of doing something or going somewhere. It is also a common computer term. "I've created a shortcut 3 so that I can open PhotoSlop by double-clicking an icon on my computer desktop."
1 log on: This is the right answer. To "log on" means to enter identifying data (usually username and password) in order to access a multi-user system such as a computer network. Note "log in" is a synonym of "log on" and can be used in exactly the same way. For example: "You have to log in if you want to invite new friends on MyFace.com".
2 USB key: This is correct. A USB (universal serial bus) key is a type of small, lightweight, removable and rewritable storage device that has largely replaced older storage devices such as the floppy disk.
3 shortcut: This is the right choice. A "shortcut" means a shorter or quicker way. In the dialogue, Keith talks about his "keyboard shortcuts" which means allocating "key stroke" combinations to perform tasks that would take longer with a mouse. For example: Ctrl + G might open a window to www.geek.com! "Shortcut" is a common and useful word in more general English. For example: "The journey only took an hour because we found a shortcut".
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