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retrieval

/rɪˈtriː.vəl/

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noun

/rɪˈtriː.vəl/B2formalIT
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс доступа, получения или восстановления информации из памяти или системы хранения компьютера.

A noun referring to the process of accessing, obtaining, or recovering information from a computer's memory or storage system.

uncountable

  1. Data accessB2formalIT

    The operation of accessing information from a computer's memory or storage system.

    ruИзвлечение данных

    • The database system allows fast retrieval of customer records.
    • Information retrieval is a key function of search engines.
    • The software improved the retrieval speed of large files.

    Synonymsaccessextractionfetchingreadingrecall

  2. Memory recallB2formal

    The cognitive process of accessing information stored in the mind.

    ruВоспоминание

    • Memory retrieval can be triggered by familiar sounds or smells.
    • The patient struggled with the retrieval of childhood memories.
    • Effective learning improves the retrieval of knowledge during exams.

    Synonymsmemoryrecallrecollectionrememberingremembrance

    Antonymsamnesialoss

  3. Recovery of something lostB2formal

    The act of regaining or saving something that was lost or in danger of being lost.

    ruИзвлечение

    • The retrieval of the sunken treasure took several months.
    • Firefighters focused on the retrieval of important documents from the burning building.
    • The rescue team succeeded in the retrieval of the stranded hikers.

    Synonymsrecapturereclamationrecoveryredemptionregainingrescuesalvage

    Antonymsloss

Forms
  • retrievals plural form
  • retrievals' possessive plural form
  • retrieval's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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