buffer的意思和读音

buffer

: [ˈbʌfər] : [ˈbʌfə(r)]

v.);使

n.

buffers  buffering  buffered  

adj.+n.input buffer

n.shock absorber,bumper,cushion,barrier,shield

v.defend,protect

buffern.

1.a thing or person that reduces a shock or protects sb/sth against difficulties

Support from family and friends acts as a buffer against stress.

She often had to act as a buffer between father and son.

a buffer state(= a small country between two powerful states that helps keep peace between them)

a buffer zone(= an area of land between two opposing armies or countries)

2.one of two round metal devices on the front or end of a train, or at the end of a railway/railroad track, that reduce the shock if the train hits sth

3.an area in a computer's memory where data can be stored for a short time

4.a silly old man

v.

1.~ sthto reduce the harmful effects of sth

to buffer the effects of stress on health

2.~ sb (against sth)使to protect sb from sth

They tried to buffer themselves against problems and uncertainties.

3.~ sthto hold data for a short time before using it

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v.1.;;;使2.

n.1.something that protects another thing by being between it and something else that could harm it; one of two metal springs at the front and back of a train and at the end of a railroad line that helps to protect the train if it crashes2.an area in a computers memory where information is kept temporarily when you are sending it from one system or program to another3.something you use for polishing something, for example metal or your fingernails4.a man, especially an old man, who you think is slightly stupid but not unpleasant1.something that protects another thing by being between it and something else that could harm it; one of two metal springs at the front and back of a train and at the end of a railroad line that helps to protect the train if it crashes2.an area in a computers memory where information is kept temporarily when you are sending it from one system or program to another3.something you use for polishing something, for example metal or your fingernails4.a man, especially an old man, who you think is slightly stupid but not unpleasant

v.1.to help protect something from harm or damage2.if a computer buffers information, it keeps it temporarily in an area of its memory when you are sending it from one system or program to another

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1.Buffer pool usually makes up the largest percentage of shared memory and is often pointed to as an area to be tuned.

2.How much buffer space does each switched port have ??。

3.After you call Edit, the edit buffer still represents the current record but is now ready to accept changes to the field data members.Edit

4.By sending a malformed request, it is possible to carry out a buffer overrun attack against an affected system.

5.Another way is to use the stencil buffer in a multipass algorithm to control what parts of the scene are updated by a projected texture.使

6.Class provides an internal buffer to which you can write text as if you were writing to a file. The Write.

7.After the fortune is written to the user buffer, I increment the next_fortune index by the length of the last fortune written.fortunenext_fortunefortune

8.Having said that, however, we were still able to see some benefits by increasing the buffer pool.

9.The buffer may encompass expensive building materials whose earthquake flexibility is needed only for a minute or two every century.

10.The cash buffer corporate America has built up in case of harder times makes a fresh shock of that kind unlikely.