to download
- verb
- /ˈdaʊnloʊd/
- Texting
- To get the latest version, please download the software from our website.
- download files
- download software
- download data
I have all of my patients download the app Think Dirty.
- I have all of my patients download the app Think Dirty.
- You can go to the App Store and download the Revere EREVERI app.
- It is downloading it from the CD-ROM drive.
- He recommended that I download Celtics, you know, CELTX.
- On the moon, there is a mainframe that downloads your laser beams information.
Examples
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Visit the App Store and download FTX for free today.
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You can select individual pages or all pages to download to your computer.
Academic text (2011) -
Just click the link, download it, and get your code on.
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And then we download and we're set.
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And we're just going to download that and install it.
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This allows you to download and execute files.
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Videos can also be downloaded for access via a flash drive or other media.
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The university provided the hardware, and students downloaded and owned whatever apps they found most useful.
Academic text (2013) -
Simply download the new Hard News app and broadcast directly to our studios where Miranda is waiting for our first ever live simulcast.
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Software automatically graphs water level changes, and data can be downloaded into Excel or Lotus.
Academic text (1998)
Synonyms
To ask another computer for data and get it back
To get a file from the internet onto your computer
Antonyms
How Fast
- Texting
- Texting
- Specialized
- Texting
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Download comes from the two simple parts down and load; load means 'something carried' and down means 'from higher to lower'. In computers that image helps: to download is to 'bring a file down' from the internet or a server into your own device, which is why to download means to move a file to your computer.