processor in Japanese
processor in Japanese is プロセッサ, 演算機 — processor means the main chip in a computer that carries out instructions; a CPU.
processor in Japanese
プロセッサ
Pronounced: purosessa
A device which processes, which changes something (a computer processor, food processor, etc.).
演算機
A device which processes, which changes something (a computer processor, food processor, etc.).
What does "processor" mean?
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noun The main chip in a computer that carries out instructions; a CPU.
"Editing video needs a powerful processor and plenty of memory."
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noun A machine or person that processes something, such as food.
"The factory sold all its fish to a large food processor."
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processor in a sentence
- Editing video needs a powerful processor and plenty of memory.
- The phone slowed down because its processor was overheating.
- The factory sold all its fish to a large food processor.
- A cheap food processor will chop the onions in seconds.
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What is "processor" in Japanese?
"processor" in Japanese is プロセッサ, 演算機. processor means: The main chip in a computer that carries out instructions; a CPU.
How do you pronounce プロセッサ?
"processor" in Japanese is プロセッサ, pronounced "purosessa".
How do you use "processor" in a sentence?
Example: "Editing video needs a powerful processor and plenty of memory." In Japanese, "processor" is プロセッサ, 演算機.
Are there other ways to say "processor" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "processor": プロセッサ, 演算機.
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