Was heißt »Da­ten­trä­ger« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• This is the first volume of a series on modern philosophy.

• Could you lower the volume of the television?

• Tom picked up the TV remote and turned down the volume.

• Tom turned up the volume.

• The river carries a huge volume of water.

• The volume at the gig was ear-splitting.

• Tom thought the music was too loud, but he was too tired to get up and turn the volume down.

• Could you turn down the volume?

• A page of history is worth a volume of logic.

• Many European kitchens have scales because dry ingredients are measured by weight there, unlike in America, where they are measured by volume.

• Tom turned the volume to the maximum.

• Can you please reduce the volume of the music?

• Could you turn the volume down?

• Turn the volume up.

• He turned up the volume on the television.

• To calculate the volume, multiply the length by the width by the depth.

• This dictionary, of which the third volume is missing, cost me a hundred dollars.

• The fifth volume of this set is missing.

• The last volume is missing from this set.

• Don't turn up the volume of TV anymore.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Hard­ware:

hardware

Untergeordnete Begriffe

Ar­beits­spei­cher:

main memory

Band:

band

bond

bondage

conveyer

conveyor belt

hinge

hoop

ligament

line

ribbon

string

tape

Buch:

book

ledger

script

Cache:

cache

CD-ROM:

CD-ROM

Dis­ket­te:

floppy

floppy disk

Fest­plat­te:

hard disk

hard disk drive

Film:

film

movie

Kern­spei­cher:

core memory

magnetic-core memory

Kno­chen:

bone

Ma­g­net­band:

magnetic tape

Ma­g­net­strei­fen:

magnetic stripe

Pa­pier:

paper

Pa­py­rus:

papyrus

Spei­cher­kar­te:

memory card

Tier­haut:

hide

Ton­band:

tape

Ton­ta­fel:

clay tablet

USB-Stick:

USB flash drive

USB key

USB keychain drive

USB memory stick