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buffering是buffer的现在分词 - v.缓冲；缓和；保护；使不利影响减少
- n.家伙；【机】抛(光)盘；抛光工人；老派人物
- 网络缓存；缓冲事件；缓冲区
复数：buffers 过去分词：buffered 现在分词：buffering n. shock absorber,bumper,cushion,barrier,shield n. | 7. 【机械工程】缓冲器,缓冲垫;阻尼器,减震器;消声器 7. 【机械工程】缓冲器,缓冲垫;阻尼器,减震器;消声器 | v. | |
n. | 1. somebody or something that reduces shock or impact or protects against other harm, usually by interception 2. an implement or tool for polishing something, especially the fingernails 3. a temporary storage area for data being transmitted between two devices that function at different speeds. 4. somebody who polishes something with a buffer 5. a substance that minimizes a change in pH of a solution by neutralizing added acids and bases, or a solution containing such a substance 6. a spring-loaded or hydraulic pad attached to the end of rolling stock or at the end of a railroad track. 7. somebody who is regarded as bumbling or indecisive, especially a man 8. something that protects another thing by being between it and something else that could harm it 9. an area in a computer’s memory where information is kept temporarily when you are sending it from one system or program to another 10. something you use for polishing something, for example metal or your fingernails 1. somebody or something that reduces shock or impact or protects against other harm, usually by interception 2. an implement or tool for polishing something, especially the fingernails 3. a temporary storage area for data being transmitted between two devices that function at different speeds. 4. somebody who polishes something with a buffer 5. a substance that minimizes a change in pH of a solution by neutralizing added acids and bases, or a solution containing such a substance 6. a spring-loaded or hydraulic pad attached to the end of rolling stock or at the end of a railroad track. 7. somebody who is regarded as bumbling or indecisive, especially a man 8. something that protects another thing by being between it and something else that could harm it 9. an area in a computer’s memory where information is kept temporarily when you are sending it from one system or program to another 10. something you use for polishing something, for example metal or your fingernails | v. | 1. to protect something against impact, or reduce the shock of an impact 2. to add to a solution a substance that will keep its pH constant 3. to help protect something from harm or damage 4. 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 1. to protect something against impact, or reduce the shock of an impact 2. to add to a solution a substance that will keep its pH constant 3. to help protect something from harm or damage 4. 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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