metadata in Spanish
metadata in Spanish is metadatos — metadata means information that describes other data, such as the date a photo was taken, the author and word count of a document, or the title and duration of a track.
metadata in Spanish
metadatos
Data that describes other data, serving as an informative label.
What does "metadata" mean?
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noun Information that describes other data, such as the date a photo was taken, the author and word count of a document, or the title and duration of a track.
"Strip the metadata from the image before you post it, or it may show where you live."
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noun In communications and surveillance, the record of who contacted whom, when and for how long, as distinct from the content of the message.
"The agency collected call metadata rather than recordings."
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noun Information placed in a web page's code to tell search engines and social platforms what the page is about, such as the title tag and meta description.
"Good page metadata improves how the link looks when it is shared."
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metadata in a sentence
- Strip the metadata from the image before you post it, or it may show where you live.
- The library catalogue is really just metadata about books.
- The agency collected call metadata rather than recordings.
- Good page metadata improves how the link looks when it is shared.
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What is "metadata" in Spanish?
"metadata" in Spanish is metadatos. metadata means: Information that describes other data, such as the date a photo was taken, the author and word count of a document, or the title and duration of a track.
How do you use "metadata" in a sentence?
Example: "Strip the metadata from the image before you post it, or it may show where you live." In Spanish, "metadata" is metadatos.
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