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outage

/ˈaʊ.tɪdʒ/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una interrupción temporal del funcionamiento de un servicio, como el suministro eléctrico o un sistema informático, o la cantidad de algo que se pierde durante el almacenamiento o el transporte.

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noun

/ˈaʊ.tɪdʒ/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa una interrupción temporal del funcionamiento de un servicio, como el suministro eléctrico o un sistema informático, o la cantidad de algo que se pierde durante el almacenamiento o el transporte.

A noun referring to a temporary suspension of operation, such as of computers or power supply, or the amount of something lost during storage or transportation.

  1. Loss during storage or transportC1formal

    The amount of a substance, such as whiskey or oil, that is lost while being stored or transported.

    esMerma por almacenamiento o transporte

    • The distillery reported a significant outage of whiskey due to evaporation.
    • Oil companies account for a small percentage of outage during pipeline transport.
    • The outage of fuel during shipping was higher than expected.

    Sinónimoslossshrinkageullagewastage

  2. Temporary suspension of operationB2formalIT

    A period when a service, such as electricity or computer systems, is not available.

    esInterrupción del servicio

    • The power outage lasted for several hours.
    • The website experienced a brief outage due to server maintenance.
    • Users reported an outage of the email service this morning.

    Sinónimosblackoutbreakdowncessationdisruptiondowntimefailureinterruptionstoppagesuspension

Formas
  • outages plural form
  • outages' possessive plural form
  • outage's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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