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Servidor de archivos

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

file server N COMPUT

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

server [Am ˈsərvər, Brit ˈsəːvə] N

1.1. server (utensil):

1.2. server:

1.3. server (in restaurant):

mesero m / mesera f LatAm
mozo m / moza f CSur
mesonero m / mesonera f Ven

2. server SPORTS:

3. server REL:

4. server COMPUT:

I. file1 [Am faɪl, Brit fʌɪl] N

1. file:

2. file:

to put sth on file

3. file COMPUT:

file attr
file attr

II. file1 [Am faɪl, Brit fʌɪl] VB trans

1. file (sort):

file letters/papers/index cards

2. file (submit):

file application
file charges/complaint/tax return

3. file JOURN:

file story/copy

III. file1 [Am faɪl, Brit fʌɪl] VB intr

1. file LAW:

2. file secretary/clerk:

I. file2 [Am faɪl, Brit fʌɪl] N (line)

II. file2 [Am faɪl, Brit fʌɪl] VB intr

file (walk in line) + adv compl:

I. file3 [Am faɪl, Brit fʌɪl] N (tool)

II. file3 [Am faɪl, Brit fʌɪl] VB trans

file metal/bar/corner:

III. file3 [Am faɪl, Brit fʌɪl] VB intr (grind with file)

in the PONS Dictionary

server [ˈsɜ:vəʳ, Am ˈsɜ:rvɚ] N

1. server (spoon):

2. server:

3. server (waiter):

camarero(-a) m (f)

4. server COMPUT:

5. server SPORTS:

I. file1 [faɪl] N

1. file (folder):

2. file (record):

3. file COMPUT:

4. file (row):

II. file1 [faɪl] VB trans

1. file (record):

failear AmC, RioPl

2. file (present):

file claim, complaint

III. file1 [faɪl] VB intr

1. file LAW:

2. file (move in line):

I. file2 [faɪl] N (tool)

II. file2 [faɪl] VB trans

III. file2 [faɪl] VB intr

in the PONS Dictionary

server [ˈsɜr·vər] N

1. server (spoon):

2. server:

3. server (waiter):

camarero(-a) m (f)

4. server comput:

5. server SPORTS:

I. file1 [faɪl] N

1. file (folder):

2. file (record):

3. file comput:

4. file (row):

II. file1 [faɪl] VB trans

1. file (record):

failear AmC, RioPl

2. file (present):

file claim, complaint

III. file1 [faɪl] VB intr

1. file LAW:

2. file (move in line):

I. file2 [faɪl] N (tool)

II. file2 [faɪl] VB trans

III. file2 [faɪl] VB intr

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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The reverse is known as push technology, where the server "pushes" data to clients.
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The order and presence of additional fields are allowed to vary from line to line, and from server to server.
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The two began to develop the site further, and later transferred it to a dedicated server.
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Each client knows all servers; the servers do not communicate with each other.
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It should also be ensured that certain server will not read different content in reading file while other server is upgrading this file.
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