hardware
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈhɑːrdwer/ · UK /ˈhɑːdweə/
hardware means: The parts of a computer that you can touch, such as its screen, memory, and keyboard.
noun
The parts of a computer that you can touch, such as its screen, memory, and keyboard.
- We need new computer hardware.
- The problem comes from the hardware, not the software.
- Our technician checked the hardware before installing the program.
Tools and small parts used for building or repairing things.
- The shop sells hardware.
- We bought nails at the hardware store.
- He keeps spare hardware in a box.
Machines and equipment used for a particular activity, especially by an army.
- The army needs new hardware.
- The display included tanks and other military hardware.
- Much of the factory’s hardware is now outdated.
Small metal parts attached to something, such as handles, locks, or buckles.
- The bag has gold hardware.
- We replaced the door hardware with brass handles.
- The silver hardware makes this belt look expensive.
Questions about hardware
What does hardware mean?
The parts of a computer that you can touch, such as its screen, memory, and keyboard.
What is hardware in other languages?
Türkçe: donanım · Español: hardware · Français: matériel informatique · Deutsch: Hardware · Italiano: hardware · 日本語: ハードウェア
How do you pronounce hardware?
In American English /ˈhɑːrdwer/; in British English /ˈhɑːdweə/.
How do you use hardware in a sentence?
We need new computer hardware. The problem comes from the hardware, not the software.
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