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spooling
UK
/ˈspuːlɪŋ/
US
/ˈspulɪŋ/
spooling up
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spooling
noun
spoolings
pl
буферизация
Spooling is used in computing to manage data by temporarily storing it in a buffer.
Буферизация используется в вычислениях для управления данными путем временного хранения их в буфере.
намотка
The spooling of the thread was done carefully to avoid tangles.
Намотка нити была выполнена аккуратно, чтобы избежать запутывания.
Synonymes
rolling
coiling
winding
reeling
spooling
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈspuːlɪŋ/
US
/ˈspuːlɪŋ/
Used attributively to modify nouns, derived from present participle of 'spool'.
Synonymes
winding
reeling
coiling
wrapping
winding-up
loading
buffering
caching
queuing
spool
verb
spooling
Gerund
spooled
Past Simple
spooled
Past Participle
spooling
Gerund
UK
/spuːl/
US
/spul/
наматывать
He needs to spool the thread onto the bobbin before starting the sewing machine.
Ему нужно наматывать нить на шпульку перед началом работы на швейной машине.
перематывать
The technician will spool the tape to the beginning before playing it.
Техник перематывает ленту к началу перед воспроизведением.
Traductions supplémentaires
скручивать
мотать
Synonymes
roll
wrap
twist
coil
wind
Définitions
spooling
noun
The process of sending data to a temporary storage area where it is held until it can be processed by a device, such as a printer or a CPU.
The spooling of print jobs allows the printer to handle multiple tasks efficiently.
The act of winding thread, wire, fishing line, or similar material onto a spool or reel.
Proper spooling of the fishing line prevents tangles when casting.
spooling
gerund / present participle
Relating to or involved in the act or process of spooling.
The technician fixed the spooling mechanism inside the printer.
spool
verb
To wind (a thread, wire, or other flexible material) onto a spool.
She carefully spooled the thread onto the bobbin before starting her sewing project.
To send data to a device or program in a way that allows it to be processed sequentially.
The computer spooled the print job to the printer, ensuring each page was printed in order.
To accelerate (a turbine, turbocharger, etc.) to operating speed, often rapidly; usually followed by “up.”
The jet engines spooled up with a sharp whine before take-off.
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