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file
in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary
I. file1 [Brit fʌɪl, Am faɪl] N
1. file:
2. file (record):
incartamento m (on su)
to open a file on sb, sth
3. file COMPUT:
file before n editing, management, name, organization, protection
II. file1 [Brit fʌɪl, Am faɪl] VB trans
1. file ADMIN:
file letter, record
file invoice
2. file LAW:
file application, complaint, request
3. file JOURN:
file report
III. file1 [Brit fʌɪl, Am faɪl] VB intr LAW
I. file2 [Brit fʌɪl, Am faɪl] N
1. file (line):
2. file (in chess):
II. file2 [Brit fʌɪl, Am faɪl] VB intr (walk)
I. file3 [Brit fʌɪl, Am faɪl] N (tool)
II. file3 [Brit fʌɪl, Am faɪl] VB trans
file wood, metal:
single file [Am ˈsɪŋɡəl faɪl] ADV, in single file
single file walk, move:
card file [ˈkɑːdfaɪl] N
card file → card index
I. card index [Brit, Am ˈkɑrdˌɪnˌdɛks] N
II. card-index VB trans
case file [ˈkeɪsˌfaɪl] N
batch file [Am ˈbætʃ ˌfaɪl] N
signature file [ˈsɪɡnətʃəˌfaɪl] N (in e-mail)
file folder [ˈfaɪlˌfəʊldə(r)] N
download data, files
in the PONS Dictionary
I. file [faɪl] N (tool)
II. file [faɪl] VB trans
III. file [faɪl] VB intr
I. file1 [faɪl] N
1. file (folder):
2. file (record):
3. file COMPUT:
file m inv
4. file (row):
II. file1 [faɪl] VB trans
1. file (record):
2. file (present):
file claim, complaint
III. file1 [faɪl] VB intr
1. file LAW:
2. file (move in line):
file manager N
data file N
file m dati inv
file out VB intr
file away VB trans
file in VB intr
file name N
batch file N COMPUT
file m batch inv
nail file N
Present
Ifile
youfile
he/she/itfiles
wefile
youfile
theyfile
Past
Ifiled
youfiled
he/she/itfiled
wefiled
youfiled
theyfiled
Present Perfect
Ihavefiled
youhavefiled
he/she/ithasfiled
wehavefiled
youhavefiled
theyhavefiled
Past Perfect
Ihadfiled
youhadfiled
he/she/ithadfiled
wehadfiled
youhadfiled
theyhadfiled
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While useful information can be gleaned from museum card indexes and registers, these rarely include historical details.
www.museumsassociation.org
There was also a personality card index which contained detailed information of people of interest.
en.wikipedia.org
This was in the days before computers and the records were all accessed by card index.
news.bbc.co.uk
But the card index was a perfect contender for digitalreplacement, even in an era when computers were mainly text-based.
www.fastcompany.com
Modern detective work is less about hunches and card indexes and more about rolling reviews of what teams know, with computers to help join the evidential dots.
www.bbc.co.uk

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