Vocab Bloom Hub

read-out

/ˈriːd.aʊt/

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noun

/ˈriːd.aʊt/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее вывод информации из компьютера или электронного устройства в читаемой или визуальной форме, например, данные, отображаемые на экране или записанные в результате измерения.

A noun referring to the output of information from a computer or electronic device in a readable or visual form, such as data displayed on a screen or recorded from a measurement.

  1. Computer outputB2formalIT

    The output of a computer in a readable form, such as text or numbers.

    ruВывод данных

    • The program generated a read-out of all the test results.
    • The read-out from the database showed the user's activity log.
    • He studied the read-out to find the error in the code.

    Synonymsdisplayoutputprintoutreading

  2. Displayed informationB2formaltechnical

    The information displayed or recorded on an electronic device, often in real-time.

    ruОтображаемая информация

    • The digital thermometer gave a read-out of 25 degrees Celsius.
    • The pilot checked the read-out on the control panel.
    • The read-out on the monitor showed the patient's heart rate.

    Synonymsdisplayindicationoutputreading

  3. Visual display deviceC1formaltechnical

    An electronic device that displays information in a visual form.

    ruУстройство визуального отображения

    • The new dashboard has a digital read-out for speed and fuel level.
    • The read-out on the weather station updates every minute.
    • He installed a read-out to monitor the solar panel output.

    Synonymsdisplaymonitorscreen

Forms
  • read-outs plural form
  • read-outs' possessive plural form
  • read-out's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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