latency in Japanese
latency in Japanese is 潜在, 秘匿, 休眠 — latency means the delay between an action and the response to it, especially the time data takes to travel across a network.
latency in Japanese
What does "latency" mean?
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noun The delay between an action and the response to it, especially the time data takes to travel across a network.
"High latency makes the game unplayable even when the download speed is fine."
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noun The state of existing but not yet being active or visible.
"The virus can remain in latency for decades before symptoms appear."
latency in a sentence
- High latency makes the game unplayable even when the download speed is fine.
- We moved the servers closer to users to cut latency by half.
- The virus can remain in latency for decades before symptoms appear.
- Years of latency preceded the sudden public interest in the technology.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "latency" in Japanese?
"latency" in Japanese is 潜在, 秘匿, 休眠. latency means: The delay between an action and the response to it, especially the time data takes to travel across a network.
How do you pronounce 潜在?
"latency" in Japanese is 潜在, pronounced "senzai".
How do you use "latency" in a sentence?
Example: "High latency makes the game unplayable even when the download speed is fine." In Japanese, "latency" is 潜在, 秘匿, 休眠.
Are there other ways to say "latency" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 8 translations listed for "latency": 潜在, 秘匿, 休眠, レイテンシ, レイテンシー, レーテンシー.