cache in Japanese
cache in Japanese is キャッシュ — cache means a hidden store of items kept for future use.
cache in Japanese
キャッシュ
Pronounced: kyasshu
(computing) A fast temporary storage where recently or frequently used information is stored to avoid having to reload it from a slower storage medium.
What does "cache" mean?
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noun A hidden store of items kept for future use.
"Rangers found a cache of supplies buried near the trailhead."
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noun (computing) A small, fast storage area that keeps recently used data so it can be retrieved quickly.
"Clearing your browser's cache can fix a page that won't load properly."
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verb To store something, especially data, for quick future access.
"The app caches images so they load instantly the next time."
cache in a sentence
- Rangers found a cache of supplies buried near the trailhead.
- Police discovered a weapons cache in the basement.
- Clearing your browser's cache can fix a page that won't load properly.
- The app caches images so they load instantly the next time.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "cache" in Japanese?
"cache" in Japanese is キャッシュ. cache means: A hidden store of items kept for future use.
How do you pronounce キャッシュ?
"cache" in Japanese is キャッシュ, pronounced "kyasshu".
How do you use "cache" in a sentence?
Example: "Rangers found a cache of supplies buried near the trailhead." In Japanese, "cache" is キャッシュ.
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