| 释义 |
computerate, a. colloq.|kəmˈpjuːtərət|
[f. computer + -ate2, modelled with computeracy on literate, literacy.]
Acquainted with the basic principles of computer science; familiar with the operation of computers. Also = computer-literate adj. s.v. computer 3.
1981Times 18 Mar. 14/3 Those who can not only read and count, but can operate data processing machines as well..are said to be ‘computerate’. 1981Jrnl. R. Soc. Arts CXXIX. 404/1 That children leaving school should be literate and numerate has long been accepted... But it is essential that they are ‘computerate’ also. 1984New Scientist 30 Aug. 59/1 (Advt.), Chapman and Hall are looking for a numerate and computerate person with publishing experience. |