hard drive
hard drive
Definition
hard drive
noun
a computer drive for hard disks, often, specif., such a drive as distinguished from a floppy-disk drive in the same computer
hard drive
Usage Examples
Possessives
- computer: Cookies are small pieces of information which will be stored by your browser on your computer's hard drive.
Converse of object
- buy: VAT ), the initial outlay is certainly more expensive than buying a 250GB portable hard drive.
- have: Now, obviously, one need not have a hard drive for this " disk-less " machine, by definition.
- mean: This means the hard drive or floppy probably won't be recognized when power returns.
- examine: Choose Analyze -- Windows will examine the hard drive and see if it needs to be defragmented or not.
Preposition: for
- period: A persistent cookie is a small text file stored on your hard drive for an extended period of time.
Adjective modifier
- 80gb: Colin McCormick Editor Says: A golden opportunity to have a 80GB hard drive, but Sky bottled out of it.
- ide: The audio is MPEG encoded and saved on an internal IDE hard disk drive.
- 250gb: VAT ), the initial outlay is certainly more expensive than buying a 250GB portable hard drive.
- external: Maxtor's OneTouch II external hard drive makes a good thing even better, with 250GB or 300GB of one-button backups.
- internal: Sky+ records an average of 20 hours on its internal hard drive.
- portable: VAT ), the initial outlay is certainly more expensive than buying a 250GB portable hard drive.
Noun used with modifier
- disk: The audio is MPEG encoded and saved on an internal IDE hard disk drive.
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