asynchronous in Spanish
asynchronous in Spanish is asincrónico, asíncrono — asynchronous means not happening or done at the same time, so that the people involved take part whenever it suits them rather than together in real time.
asynchronous in Spanish
asincrónico
asíncrono
What does "asynchronous" mean?
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adjective Not happening or done at the same time, so that the people involved take part whenever it suits them rather than together in real time.
"The course is fully asynchronous, so you can watch the lectures at midnight if you like."
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adjective Describing a computing operation that runs independently of the main sequence of instructions, so the program can continue working instead of waiting for it to finish.
"The image loads through an asynchronous request, so the page renders immediately."
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asynchronous in a sentence
- The course is fully asynchronous, so you can watch the lectures at midnight if you like.
- Distributed teams rely on asynchronous communication across time zones.
- The image loads through an asynchronous request, so the page renders immediately.
- Marking the function asynchronous stops it from blocking the interface.
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What is "asynchronous" in Spanish?
"asynchronous" in Spanish is asincrónico, asíncrono. asynchronous means: Not happening or done at the same time, so that the people involved take part whenever it suits them rather than together in real time.
How do you use "asynchronous" in a sentence?
Example: "The course is fully asynchronous, so you can watch the lectures at midnight if you like." In Spanish, "asynchronous" is asincrónico, asíncrono.
Are there other ways to say "asynchronous" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "asynchronous": asincrónico, asíncrono.
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