archive

ar·chive

A0409300 (är′kīv′)n.1. often archives A place or collection containing records, documents, or other materials of historical interest: old land deeds in the municipal archives.2. Computers a. A long-term storage area, often on magnetic tape, for backup copies of files or for files that are no longer in active use.b. A file containing one or more files in compressed format for more efficient storage and transfer.3. A repository for stored memories or information: the archive of the mind.tr.v. ar·chived, ar·chiv·ing, ar·chives 1. To place or store in an archive.2. Computers To copy or compress (a file) into an archive.

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[From French archives, from Latin archīva, from Greek arkheia, pl. of arkheion, town hall, from arkhē, government, from arkhein, to rule.]

archive

(ˈɑːkaɪv) n (often plural) 1. (Library Science & Bibliography) a collection of records of or about an institution, family, etc2. (Library Science & Bibliography) a place where such records are kept3. (Computer Science) computing data transferred to a tape, disk, or directory for long-term storage rather than frequent usevb (tr) to store (documents, data, etc) in an archive or other repository[C17: from Late Latin archīvum, from Greek arkheion repository of official records, from arkhē government] arˈchival adj

ar•chive

(ˈɑr kaɪv)
n., v. -chived, -chiv•ing. n. 1. archives, a place where documents and other materials of public or historical importance are preserved. 2. Usu., archives. the documents and other materials preserved in such a place. v.t. 3. to preserve in or as if in an archive. [1595–1605; orig., as pl. < French archives < Latin archī(v)a < Greek archeîa, orig. pl. of archeîon public office] ar•chi′val, adj.

archive

When used in the context of deliberate planning, the directed command will remove the referenced operation plan, operation plan in concept format, and any associated Joint Operation Planning and Execution System automated data processing files from its library of active plans. All material will be prepared for shipment to appropriate archive facilities in accordance with appropriate command directives. See also maintain; retain.

Archive, Archives

 a collection of documents, esp. a historical collection of written or printed material, nowadays including audio recordings and visual material.Examples: archives of their ancient records, 1645; a living archive in that business, 1865; the universities, archives of all the errors of the age, 1878.

archive

Past participle: archived
Gerund: archiving

Imperative
archive
archive

Present
I archive
you archive
he/she/it archives
we archive
you archive
they archive

Preterite
I archived
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he/she/it archived
we archived
you archived
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Present Continuous
I am archiving
you are archiving
he/she/it is archiving
we are archiving
you are archiving
they are archiving

Present Perfect
I have archived
you have archived
he/she/it has archived
we have archived
you have archived
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Past Continuous
I was archiving
you were archiving
he/she/it was archiving
we were archiving
you were archiving
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Past Perfect
I had archived
you had archived
he/she/it had archived
we had archived
you had archived
they had archived

Future
I will archive
you will archive
he/she/it will archive
we will archive
you will archive
they will archive

Future Perfect
I will have archived
you will have archived
he/she/it will have archived
we will have archived
you will have archived
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Future Continuous
I will be archiving
you will be archiving
he/she/it will be archiving
we will be archiving
you will be archiving
they will be archiving

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been archiving
you have been archiving
he/she/it has been archiving
we have been archiving
you have been archiving
they have been archiving

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been archiving
you will have been archiving
he/she/it will have been archiving
we will have been archiving
you will have been archiving
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Past Perfect Continuous
I had been archiving
you had been archiving
he/she/it had been archiving
we had been archiving
you had been archiving
they had been archiving

Conditional
I would archive
you would archive
he/she/it would archive
we would archive
you would archive
they would archive

Past Conditional
I would have archived
you would have archived
he/she/it would have archived
we would have archived
you would have archived
they would have archived

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	archive - a depository containing historical records and documentschancery - an office of archives for public or ecclesiastic records; a court of public recordsdepositary, depository, repository, deposit - a facility where things can be deposited for storage or safekeeping
Verb	1.	archive - put into an archive file awaycollect, pull in - get or bring together; "accumulate evidence"

archive

noun record office, museum, registry, repository I decided I would go to the archive and look up the issue.plural noun records, papers, accounts, rolls, documents, files, registers, deeds, chronicles, annals the archives of the Imperial War Museum

archive

nounA place where something is deposited for safekeeping:depository, magazine, repository, store, storehouse, warehouse.

Translations

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