registry in Japanese
registry in Japanese is レジストリ — registry means an official record or list, or the office that keeps it.
registry in Japanese
レジストリ
Pronounced: rejisutori
(countable, computing) A database of configuration settings etc. maintained by the Microsoft Windows operating system.
What does "registry" mean?
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noun An official record or list, or the office that keeps it.
"They got married at the local registry office."
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noun In Windows, the central database that stores system and program configuration settings.
"A bad driver install had left junk entries in the registry."
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registry in a sentence
- They got married at the local registry office.
- A bad driver install had left junk entries in the registry.
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What is "registry" in Japanese?
"registry" in Japanese is レジストリ. registry means: An official record or list, or the office that keeps it.
How do you pronounce レジストリ?
"registry" in Japanese is レジストリ, pronounced "rejisutori".
How do you use "registry" in a sentence?
Example: "They got married at the local registry office." In Japanese, "registry" is レジストリ.
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