iso- in Greek
iso- in Greek is ισο- — iso- means a file that contains an exact copy of everything on a disc, such as a CD or DVD, used to store or share software.
iso- in Greek
ισο-
Pronounced: iso-
Equal; equivalent.
What does "iso-" mean?
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noun A file that contains an exact copy of everything on a disc, such as a CD or DVD, used to store or share software.
"He downloaded the ISO and burned it to a blank disc."
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noun A number that measures how sensitive a camera or film is to light.
"Raising the ISO lets you shoot in darker conditions, but adds more grain."
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name The International Organization for Standardization, a body that sets global technical and quality standards.
"The product is certified to ISO 9001 quality standards."
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iso- in a sentence
- He downloaded the ISO and burned it to a blank disc.
- Raising the ISO lets you shoot in darker conditions, but adds more grain.
- The product is certified to ISO 9001 quality standards.
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What is "iso-" in Greek?
"iso-" in Greek is ισο-. iso- means: A file that contains an exact copy of everything on a disc, such as a CD or DVD, used to store or share software.
How do you pronounce ισο-?
"iso-" in Greek is ισο-, pronounced "iso-".
How do you use "iso-" in a sentence?
Example: "He downloaded the ISO and burned it to a blank disc." In Greek, "iso-" is ισο-.
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