英语词汇“cache”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

1 (noun) in the sense of store

Definition

a hidden store of weapons, provisions, or treasure

A cache of weapons and explosives was found by the police.

Synonyms

store

I handed over my store of chocolate biscuits.

fund

He has an extraordinary fund of energy.

supply

The brain requires a constant supply of oxygen.

reserve

The country's reserves of petrol are running very low.

treasury

He had been compiling a treasury of jokes.

accumulation

accumulations of dirt

stockpile

stockpiles of chemical weapons

hoard

a hoard of silver and jewels

stash (informal)

A large stash of counterfeit notes had been found aboard the yacht.

2 (noun) in the sense of hiding place

Synonyms

hiding place

storehouse

barns and storehouses

repository

The church became a repository for police files.

depository

They have 2,500 tons of paper stored in their depository.

storeroom

pataka (New Zealand)

(verb) in the sense of store

Synonyms

store

storing away cash that will come in useful later on

hide

He hid the bicycle in the hawthorn hedge.

bury

She buried it under some leaves.

conceal

The device, concealed in a dustbin, was defused by police.

stash (informal)

He had stashed money away in secret offshore bank accounts.

put away

secrete

She secreted the gun in the kitchen cabinet.

单词	cache
释义	Trends of cache View usage for: cache (kæʃ) Word forms: plural caches 1. countable noun A cache is a quantity of things such as weapons that have been hidden. A huge arms cache was discovered by police. ...a cache of weapons and explosives. [+ of] Synonyms: store, fund, supply, reserve More Synonyms of cache 2. countable noun A cache or cache memory is an area of computer memory that is used for temporary storage of data and can be accessed more quickly than the main memory. [computing] The least accessed data in cache memory is replaced by newly accessed data. More Synonyms of cache cache in British English (kæʃ) noun 1. a hidden store of provisions, weapons, treasure, etc 2. the place where such a store is hidden 3. computing a small high-speed memory that improves computer performance verb 4. (transitive) to store in a cache Word origin C19: from French, from cacher to hide cache in American English (kæʃ) noun 1. a place in which stores of food, supplies, etc. are hidden, as by explorers or trappers 2. a safe place for hiding or storing things 3. anything stored or hidden in such a place verb transitiveWord forms: cached or ˈcaching 4. to hide or store in a cache SIMILAR WORDS: hide Word origin Fr < cacher, conceal < VL coacticare, store up, collect, compress < L coactare, constrain < coactus, pp. of cogere, to collect: see cogent Examples of 'cache' in a sentence cache Such a huge cache of evidence has long been seen as crucial to the fight against drugs in sport. Times, Sunday Times (2013) After signing, the cache must be placed back exactly where the person found it. Times, Sunday Times (2015) He claims to have provided Spain with a significantly larger data cache than that held by other countries. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The case for a new inquiry was boosted last year by the discovery of a huge cache of documents removed from colonies before independence. Times, Sunday Times (2012) A cache of newly discovered documents supports their claims. Times, Sunday Times (2015) A cache of weapons and explosives was also allegedly found. The Sun (2010) A huge cache of arms and explosives was found. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Messages uncovered in the huge cache of documents recovered in Abbottabad make frequent references to a shortage of funds. Times, Sunday Times (2011) IS is said to have used chlorine gas in attacks and built up a substantial chemical weapons cache. The Sun (2015) It may not suit the bird that discovered the cache, but next time it happens it will be a beneficiary. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Arriving home one afternoon I saw a large cache of military weapons. Times, Sunday Times (2012) It is understood that the broker recently handed over a cache of documents to the SFO. Times, Sunday Times (2015) This year a gang was convicted after being caught at a Kent marina trying to bring in a huge cache of weapons from Slovakia. Times, Sunday Times (2016) In other languages cache British English: cache NOUN A cache* is a quantity of things that have been hidden. …a cache of food and supplies. American English: cache Brazilian Portuguese: provisão Chinese: > 一批隐藏物武器等 European Spanish: alijo French: cachette German: Versteck Italian: quantitativo nascosto Japanese: 隠匿物 Korean: 은닉물 European Portuguese: provisão Latin American Spanish: alijo 1 (noun) in the sense of store Definition a hidden store of weapons, provisions, or treasure A cache of weapons and explosives was found by the police. Synonyms store I handed over my store of chocolate biscuits. fund He has an extraordinary fund of energy. supply The brain requires a constant supply of oxygen. reserve The country's reserves of petrol are running very low. treasury He had been compiling a treasury of jokes. accumulation accumulations of dirt stockpile stockpiles of chemical weapons hoard a hoard of silver and jewels stash (informal) A large stash of counterfeit notes had been found aboard the yacht. 2 (noun) in the sense of hiding place Synonyms hiding place storehouse barns and storehouses repository The church became a repository for police files. depository They have 2,500 tons of paper stored in their depository. storeroom pataka (New Zealand) (verb) in the sense of store Synonyms store storing away cash that will come in useful later on hide He hid the bicycle in the hawthorn hedge. bury She buried it under some leaves. conceal The device, concealed in a dustbin, was defused by police. stash (informal) He had stashed money away in secret offshore bank accounts. put away secrete She secreted the gun in the kitchen cabinet. Additional synonyms in the sense of accumulation Definition something that has been collected accumulations of dirt Synonyms collection, increase, stock, store, mass, build-up, pile, stack, heap, rick, stockpile, hoard in the sense of bury Definition to cover (something) from sight She buried it under some leaves. Synonyms hide, cover, conceal, stash (informal), secrete, cache, stow away in the sense of conceal Definition to cover and hide The device, concealed in a dustbin, was defused by police. Synonyms hide, bury, stash (informal), secrete, cover, screen, disguise, obscure, camouflage Nearby words of cache cabalistic cabin cabinet cache cachet cackle cacophonous Synonyms of 'cache' cache Explore 'cache' in the dictionary
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