用法模式:
a buffer between [two things]
The trees act as a buffer between the houses and the highway.
A fák védősávként szolgálnak a házak és az autópálya között.
Good savings can serve as a buffer against sudden expenses.
A megfelelő megtakarítások tartalékot jelenthetnek a váratlan kiadásokra.
The manager served as a buffer between the staff and upper management.
The coastal wetlands provide a natural buffer against storms.
学习者例句
The wall is a buffer between the garden and the street.
A fal elválasztja és védi a kertet az utcától.
She has money as a buffer for hard times.
Van félretett pénze tartaléknak a nehéz időkre.
The teacher is a buffer between students and the headmaster.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes confuse 'buffer' with 'bumper', but 'bumper' is usually part of a car.
含义
Something that lessens impact
搭配
buffer zone
|buffer state
|shock buffer
|buffer area
近义词
cushion (Often used figuratively to mean something that softens the effect of a blow or problem.)
反义词
exposure (Being directly affected without any protection or reduction of impact.)
主题
safety
|technology
|business
|core_vocabulary
释义
Something that makes a hit, change, or problem less strong or harmful.
A person or thing that reduces the effect of a shock, impact, or conflict between two forces or situations.
The video is stored in a buffer before it plays smoothly.
A videó lejátszás előtt pufferbe kerül, hogy aztán akadásmentesen lejátszódjon.
The printer uses a buffer to hold data before printing.
A nyomtató puffert használ az adatok átmeneti tárolására a nyomtatás előtt.
A buffer overflow can cause serious security problems.
学习者例句
The game loads into a buffer before starting.
A játék indulás előtt pufferbe töltődik.
The music stops when the buffer is empty.
A zene leáll, amikor kiürül a puffer.
The printer takes data from the buffer.
常见错误:
Learners may confuse 'buffer' in computing with its everyday meaning of physical protection.
含义
Temporary data storage area
搭配
data buffer
|memory buffer
|input buffer
|output buffer
近义词
cache (A similar concept, but often stores data for faster access rather than just during transfer.)
反义词
direct transfer (Data moved instantly without temporary storage.)
释义
A place in a computer's memory where information is kept for a short time before moving it somewhere else.
An area of memory used to store data temporarily while it is being transferred between two locations or processes in computing.
用法模式:
to buffer [something] against [something]
Extra funds can buffer the company against market changes.
A többletforrások csillapíthatják a piaci változások vállalatra gyakorolt hatását.
Trees help buffer the noise from the road.
A fák segítenek csillapítani az útról érkező zajt.
We need to buffer our schedules for unexpected delays.
学习者例句
The wall buffers us from the wind.
A fal véd minket a széltől.
Plants can buffer the heat in summer.
A növények nyáron tompíthatják a hőséget.
Money can buffer you from problems.
含义
To lessen impact or harm
搭配
buffer costs
|buffer changes
|buffer damage
近义词
protect (A general term for keeping something safe, not always about reducing impact.)
反义词
expose (To leave something unprotected from harm or change.)
主题
safety
|business
|core_vocabulary
释义
To make a hit, change, or problem less strong or harmful.
To protect something from harm by reducing the force or effect of an impact, change, or problem.
Blood contains a natural buffer to maintain pH balance.
A vér természetes puffert tartalmaz a pH-egyensúly fenntartására.
We prepared a buffer solution in the lab.
Pufferoldatot készítettünk a laborban.
Buffers are essential in many chemical experiments.
学习者例句
Water with salt can be a buffer in science tests.
A sós víz pufferként szolgálhat természettudományos kísérletekben.
The lab uses a buffer to keep pH steady.
A laborban puffert használnak, hogy a pH-érték stabil maradjon.
Our body has buffers to control pH.
含义
Chemical that keeps pH stable
搭配
buffer solution
|pH buffer
近义词
stabilizer (A general term for something that keeps conditions steady.)
反义词
reactive solution (A chemical mix whose pH changes easily.)
释义
A liquid mix that keeps its acid level almost the same when more acid or base is added.
A chemical substance that resists changes in pH when small amounts of acid or base are added.