cache

UK
/kæʃ/
US
/keɪʃ/

Translations

cachenoun
caches
pl
UK
/kæʃ/
US
/keɪʃ/
cachettesens de dépôt ou réserve cachée
The hikers found a cache of supplies hidden under the rocks.
Les randonneurs ont trouvé une cachette de provisions dissimulée sous les rochers.
cacheinformatique
The browser's cache needs to be cleared to improve performance.
Le cache du navigateur doit être vidé pour améliorer les performances.
cacheverb
cached
Past Simple
cached
Past Participle
caching
Gerund
UK
/kæʃ/
US
/kæʃ/
stockerinformatique
The web browser caches images to improve loading times for frequently visited websites.
Le navigateur stocke les images en cache pour améliorer les temps de chargement des sites fréquemment visités.
cacherplacer à l'abri ou dans un lieu secret
The smugglers cached the contraband in a cave near the coast.
Les contrebandiers ont caché la contrebande dans une grotte près de la côte.
cacheadjective
UK
/kæʃ/
US
/kæʃ/
Used attributively, especially in computing, e.g., ‘cache memory’, ‘cache server’.
cacheinformatique
Cache memory stores frequently accessed instructions for quick retrieval.
La mémoire cache stocke les instructions fréquemment consultées pour une récupération rapide.

Definitions

cachenoun
A collection of items of the same type stored in a hidden or inaccessible place.
The hikers found a cache of supplies hidden under the rocks.
A hardware or software component that stores data so future requests for that data can be served faster.
The browser's cache needs to be cleared to improve performance.
cacheverb
To store data in a cache memory for quick access.
The web browser caches images to improve loading times for frequently visited websites.
To place or store something in a hidden or secure location for later use.
The smugglers cached the contraband in a cave near the coast.
cacheadjective
Relating to or used for cache or caching, especially in computer science.
Cache memory stores frequently accessed instructions for quick retrieval.