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core memory

/kɔː ˈmɛməri/

翻译: 指历史上使用磁芯存储数据的计算机存储器,广泛应用于20世纪50至70年代;在现代语境中有时比喻根深蒂固或核心的记忆,常用于计算机或心理学领域。

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C1formalcommontechnical已废弃/kɔː ˈmɛməri/

A historical term referring to a type of computer memory that used magnetic cores to store data, widely used in the 1950s–1970s. In modern contexts, it is sometimes used metaphorically to refer to deeply ingrained or fundamental memories, especially in computing or psychology.

  • 🇨🇳指历史上使用磁芯存储数据的计算机存储器,广泛应用于20世纪50至70年代;在现代语境中有时比喻根深蒂固或核心的记忆,常用于计算机或心理学领域。
  1. Early computer memory C2 formal

    A type of non-volatile random-access memory used in early computers, consisting of tiny magnetic rings (cores) threaded on wires.

    • Core memory was a revolutionary technology in the 1960s.
    • The Apollo Guidance Computer used core memory.
    • Engineers had to manually thread wires through each core.

    🇨🇳磁芯存储器

  2. Deepest or most fundamental memories B2 informal

    A metaphorical reference to the most basic, essential, or deeply held memories or beliefs.

    • That song is stored in my core memory from childhood.
    • Her core memory of the event is the smell of the ocean.
    • Some experiences become part of your core memory forever.

    🇨🇳核心记忆