Vocab Bloom Hub

latency

/ˈleɪ.tən.si/

翻译: 指刺激或请求与相应反应或效果之间的延迟或时间间隔;常用于计算机领域描述数据访问的延迟,也泛指原因与结果之间经过的时间。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈleɪ.tən.si/B2formaltechnical
  • zh指刺激或请求与相应反应或效果之间的延迟或时间间隔;常用于计算机领域描述数据访问的延迟,也泛指原因与结果之间经过的时间。

A noun referring to a delay or period of time between a stimulus or request and the corresponding response or effect; commonly used in computing to describe data access delays and in general contexts for the time elapsed between cause and effect.

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  1. Computer data delayB2formalIT

    The time required for a specific block of data on a rotating disk to reach the read/write head.

    zh延迟

    • The hard drive's latency affects how quickly files can be accessed.
    • Reducing rotational latency improves overall system performance.
    • Engineers measured the average latency of the new solid-state drive.

    同义词delaylag

  2. Response time delayB2formalscientific

    The interval between a stimulus and the corresponding response.

    zh响应时间延迟

    • The experiment measured the latency of participants' reactions to a sound.
    • High latency in neural signals can indicate a medical condition.
    • Researchers recorded the latency between the flash and the button press.

    同义词delaylagpauseresponse timewait

  3. Hidden or dormant stateC1formal

    The condition of being present but not yet visible or active.

    zh潜伏或休眠状态

    • The virus remained in latency for several weeks before symptoms appeared.
    • Latency in the disease means it can spread without being noticed.
    • The project entered a period of latency due to lack of funding.

    同义词abeyancedormancyinactivityquiescencesuspension

    反义词activityactualitymanifestationpresencevisibility

词形
  • latencies plural form
  • latencies' possessive plural form
  • latency's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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