Definition of bloatware in English:

bloatware

noun ˈbləʊtwɛːˈblōtˌwer

mass nounComputing informal

1Software whose usefulness is reduced because of the excessive disk space and memory it requires.
a nasty piece of cross-platform bloatware that's in serious need of a total overhaul
Example sentencesExamples
- I don't believe we'll ever see a reversal of the trend towards bloatware in software.
- CD-ROM appeared and suddenly bloatware became a daily fixture.
- So I'm starting to suspect that fretting about bloatware is more of a mental health problem than a software problem.
- I, however, want to suggest a new category: bloatware engineer.
- As Nick was saying… once bloatware sheds some pounds and AI routines build better programs, there will be gains there as well.
1. 1.1 Unwanted software included on a new computer or mobile device by the manufacturer.
  users must initially contend with the usual bevy of bloatware (unnecessary toolbars, games of questionable value)
  Example sentencesExamples
  Many PC makers have bitten the bullet over the past couple of years, and stopped loading up their desktops with preinstalled bloatware and ad-ware icons.
  Aside from bloatware included on both devices from their respective carriers, the phones are otherwise identical.
  The battery drains quickly, it has a poor audio speaker, and it comes preloaded with too much bloatware.
  There's the usual amount of bloatware and clutter on the desktop.
  There's some undeletable bloatware, though mercifully less than we've seen on other new handsets recently.
  Though I appreciate a few choice apps as much as the next person, the phone simply came with a lot of distracting bloatware.

Definition of bloatware in US English:

bloatware

nounˈblōtˌwer

Computing informal

1Software whose usefulness is reduced because of the excessive disk space and memory it requires.
a nasty piece of cross-platform bloatware that's in serious need of a total overhaul
Example sentencesExamples
- CD-ROM appeared and suddenly bloatware became a daily fixture.
- So I'm starting to suspect that fretting about bloatware is more of a mental health problem than a software problem.
- As Nick was saying… once bloatware sheds some pounds and AI routines build better programs, there will be gains there as well.
- I don't believe we'll ever see a reversal of the trend towards bloatware in software.
- I, however, want to suggest a new category: bloatware engineer.
1. 1.1 Unwanted software included on a new computer or mobile device by the manufacturer.
  users must initially contend with the usual bevy of bloatware (unnecessary toolbars, games of questionable value)
  Example sentencesExamples
  Though I appreciate a few choice apps as much as the next person, the phone simply came with a lot of distracting bloatware.
  There's the usual amount of bloatware and clutter on the desktop.
  Many PC makers have bitten the bullet over the past couple of years, and stopped loading up their desktops with preinstalled bloatware and ad-ware icons.
  Aside from bloatware included on both devices from their respective carriers, the phones are otherwise identical.
  There's some undeletable bloatware, though mercifully less than we've seen on other new handsets recently.
  The battery drains quickly, it has a poor audio speaker, and it comes preloaded with too much bloatware.

单词	bloatware
释义	Definition of bloatware in English: bloatware noun ˈbləʊtwɛːˈblōtˌwer mass nounComputing informal 1Software whose usefulness is reduced because of the excessive disk space and memory it requires. a nasty piece of cross-platform bloatware that's in serious need of a total overhaul Example sentencesExamples I don't believe we'll ever see a reversal of the trend towards bloatware in software. CD-ROM appeared and suddenly bloatware became a daily fixture. So I'm starting to suspect that fretting about bloatware is more of a mental health problem than a software problem. I, however, want to suggest a new category: bloatware engineer. As Nick was saying… once bloatware sheds some pounds and AI routines build better programs, there will be gains there as well. 1.1 Unwanted software included on a new computer or mobile device by the manufacturer. users must initially contend with the usual bevy of bloatware (unnecessary toolbars, games of questionable value) Example sentencesExamples Many PC makers have bitten the bullet over the past couple of years, and stopped loading up their desktops with preinstalled bloatware and ad-ware icons. Aside from bloatware included on both devices from their respective carriers, the phones are otherwise identical. The battery drains quickly, it has a poor audio speaker, and it comes preloaded with too much bloatware. There's the usual amount of bloatware and clutter on the desktop. There's some undeletable bloatware, though mercifully less than we've seen on other new handsets recently. Though I appreciate a few choice apps as much as the next person, the phone simply came with a lot of distracting bloatware. Definition of bloatware in US English: bloatware nounˈblōtˌwer Computing informal 1Software whose usefulness is reduced because of the excessive disk space and memory it requires. a nasty piece of cross-platform bloatware that's in serious need of a total overhaul Example sentencesExamples CD-ROM appeared and suddenly bloatware became a daily fixture. So I'm starting to suspect that fretting about bloatware is more of a mental health problem than a software problem. As Nick was saying… once bloatware sheds some pounds and AI routines build better programs, there will be gains there as well. I don't believe we'll ever see a reversal of the trend towards bloatware in software. I, however, want to suggest a new category: bloatware engineer. 1.1 Unwanted software included on a new computer or mobile device by the manufacturer. users must initially contend with the usual bevy of bloatware (unnecessary toolbars, games of questionable value) Example sentencesExamples Though I appreciate a few choice apps as much as the next person, the phone simply came with a lot of distracting bloatware. There's the usual amount of bloatware and clutter on the desktop. Many PC makers have bitten the bullet over the past couple of years, and stopped loading up their desktops with preinstalled bloatware and ad-ware icons. Aside from bloatware included on both devices from their respective carriers, the phones are otherwise identical. There's some undeletable bloatware, though mercifully less than we've seen on other new handsets recently. The battery drains quickly, it has a poor audio speaker, and it comes preloaded with too much bloatware.
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