workstation in French
workstation in French is station de travail, poste de travail — workstation means a powerful desktop computer built for a particular job, such as graphics work.
workstation in French
station de travail
(computing) A desktop computer, normally more powerful than a normal PC and often dedicated to a specific task, such as graphics.
poste de travail
An area, at a workplace, for a single worker.
What does "workstation" mean?
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noun A powerful desktop computer built for a particular job, such as graphics work.
"All train movements on the Far North Line have been controlled by a Radio Electronic Token Block workstation at Inverness since 1995, having already been introduced on the Kyle Line some 11 years earlier."
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noun A space at work set aside for one person to do their job.
"Lamb ignored her, surveying her team instead, who were at their own or each other's workstations, and engrossed in their current tasks, and studying every move he made."
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workstation in a sentence
- All train movements on the Far North Line have been controlled by a Radio Electronic Token Block workstation at Inverness since 1995, having already been introduced on the Kyle Line some 11 years earlier.
- Lamb ignored her, surveying her team instead, who were at their own or each other's workstations, and engrossed in their current tasks, and studying every move he made.
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What is "workstation" in French?
"workstation" in French is station de travail, poste de travail. workstation means: A powerful desktop computer built for a particular job, such as graphics work.
Are there other ways to say "workstation" in French?
Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "workstation": station de travail, poste de travail.
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