cache
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /kæʃ/
cache means: A temporary computer store that keeps information ready so it can be used quickly again.
noun
A temporary computer store that keeps information ready so it can be used quickly again.
- Try clearing your browser cache.
- The image is already in the cache.
- A larger cache can help the computer work faster.
A collection of things kept, often hidden, for use later.
- They found a cache of food.
- The hikers left caches of supplies along the route.
- Police discovered a hidden cache of weapons under the floor.
verb
To save something in a place where it can be used later, often hiding it.
- They cached food near the camp.
- The browser caches images to load them faster.
- We cached our equipment before climbing the mountain.
Questions about cache
What does cache mean?
A temporary computer store that keeps information ready so it can be used quickly again.
What is cache in other languages?
Türkçe: önbellek · Español: caché · Français: cache · Deutsch: Cache · Italiano: cache · 日本語: キャッシュ
How do you pronounce cache?
It is pronounced /kæʃ/.
How do you use cache in a sentence?
Try clearing your browser cache. The image is already in the cache.
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