kb
- noun
- Jargon
- Well, it was 100kb until someone saw the computer teacher type his password in...
Examples
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Many companies rely on a comprehensive KB to help their customers find solutions quickly.
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Information about localization is in our KB.
Blog text (27) -
And when you're talking about bases, you're going to talk about KB's.
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It does not seem to be supported in the VM KB article, and when I ran SiteSurvey, it said it wasn't supported either.
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The IT support team updated the KB with new articles on troubleshooting common problems.
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Before contacting support, please check the KB for answers to frequently asked questions.
Synonyms
A collection of information about a subject that helps people or companies find answers
How Useful
- Jargon
- Texting
- Informal
Surface Forms
Morphology
kb = knowledge base (transparent) = k + b
The abbreviation directly represents the multiword term 'knowledge base', so the mapping is straightforward for learners who know that term.
Etymology
Kb is also short for knowledge base, where knowledge means 'information' and base means 'foundation' or 'store'. So a kb is a central place to keep articles and guides, and people use it to find answers and help.