BUFFER STORE - Translation from English into Italian

buffer store [ˈbʌfəˌstɔː(r)] N COMPUT

buffer store

memoria-tampone f

memoria tampone COMPUT

buffer store

I. store [Brit stɔː, Am stɔr] N

1. store:

store (shop)

grande magazzino m

store (shop)

emporio m

store (smaller)

negozio m

the big stores

i grandi magazzini

2. store (supply):

store (of food, fuel, paper)

provvista f

store (of food, fuel, paper)

riserva f (of di)

store (of knowledge, information)

bagaglio m (of di)

to keep a store of sth

avere una provvista or una scorta di

to lay in a store of sth

fare provvista or scorta di qc

3. store (place of storage):

store (for food, fuel, forniture)

deposito m also COMM

store (for food, fuel, forniture)

magazzino m also COMM

store MIL

magazzino m

store (for nuclear waste)

deposito m (di scorie nucleari)

4. store (storage):

to put sth in(to) store goods, furniture

mettere qc in magazzino

there's a surprise, a nasty shock in store for him fig

lo aspetta una sorpresa, un brutto shock

I wonder what the future has in store (for us)

mi chiedo cosa ci riservi il futuro

II. stores N npl

1. stores (supplies):

stores

provviste f

stores

scorte f

to take on stores NAUT

approvvigionare or vettovagliare

2. stores (storage area):

stores

magazzino m

stores

deposito m

III. store [Brit stɔː, Am stɔr] VB trans

1. store (put away):

store food

conservare, mettere da parte

store objects, furniture

immagazzinare

store nuclear waste, chemicals

stoccare

store information

fare tesoro di

store AGR crops, grain

riporre in magazzino, nel granaio

2. store (accumulate):

store food, supplies, fuel

fare provvista, scorta di

store energy, heat, water

accumulare

3. store (hold) cupboard, fridge, freezer:

store food, objects

contenere

4. store COMPUT:

store data, records

memorizzare, immagazzinare (on su)

IV. store [Brit stɔː, Am stɔr]

to set great store by sth

dare molta importanza a qc or tenere qc in gran conto

not to set great store by sth, to set little store by sth

non dare molta importanza, dare poca importanza a qc

I. buffer¹ [Brit ˈbʌfə, Am ˈbəfər] N

1. buffer (protection):

buffer fig

tampone m

buffer fig

cuscinetto m (against contro; between tra)

2. buffer RAIL:

buffer (on line)

fermacarro m

buffer (on train)

respingente m

3. buffer COMPUT:

buffer, also buffer memory

memoria-tampone f

buffer, also buffer memory

buffer m

4. buffer (for polishing):

buffer

pulitrice f

5. buffer (for massage):

buffer

spazzola f per massaggi

II. buffer¹ [Brit ˈbʌfə, Am ˈbəfər] VB trans CHEM

buffer solution

tamponare

III. buffer¹ [Brit ˈbʌfə, Am ˈbəfər]

to run into the buffers

sbattere contro un muro di gomma

buffer² [Brit ˈbʌfə, Am ˈbəfər] N Brit inf

old buffer

vecchio bacucco

I. buffer [ˈbʌ·fɚ] N

1. buffer of a train fig:

buffer

respingente m

buffer (intermediary)

cuscinetto m

2. buffer COMPUT:

buffer

buffer m

3. buffer CHEM:

buffer

tampone m

II. buffer [ˈbʌ·fɚ] VB trans

buffer

attutire

I. store [stɔ:r] N

1. store (shop):

store

negozio m

department store

grande magazzino m

2. store (supply):

store of food

scorta f

store of wine

riserva f

3. store (place for keeping supplies):

store

magazzino m

store for weapons

arsenale m

Phrases:

to be in store what is in store for us?

cosa ci riserva il futuro?

II. store [stɔ:r] VB trans

1. store (put into storage):

store

immagazzinare

2. store (keep for future use):

store

mettere da parte

3. store COMPUT (file):

store

salvare

store data

memorizzare

Present

I	store
you	store
he/she/it	stores
we	store
you	store
they	store

Past

I	stored
you	stored
he/she/it	stored
we	stored
you	stored
they	stored

Present Perfect

I	have	stored
you	have	stored
he/she/it	has	stored
we	have	stored
you	have	stored
they	have	stored

Past Perfect

I	had	stored
you	had	stored
he/she/it	had	stored
we	had	stored
you	had	stored
they	had	stored

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

However, the stores never really got to grips with sixties boutique culture.

en.wikipedia.org

The first wool store was built in 1909, with another three stores opening by 1915.

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Stores across the country are ditching the old-fashioned, clunky machines and having salespeople -- and even shoppers themselves -- ring up sales on smartphones and tablet computers.

www.ctvnews.ca

Major anchor stores normally have extended standard trading hours.

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Ski areas and outdoor equipment stores are offering snowshoes for rent.

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