locally
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- adverb
- /ˈloʊkəli/
- Specialized
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localmente
- The goal was to make a watch that supported modern conveniences, GPS maps and tracking, but stored the data locally on a micro SD card.
- locally available
It's like, well, once you once you could just add the music locally to your devices.
- It's like, well, once you once you could just add the music locally to your devices.
- And again, pretty much indistinguishable performance on Wi-Fi compared to editing locally.
- So make sure you save a sex playlist to your your locally.
Examples
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Also, am I able to record locally to an external portable hard drive?
Blog text (24) -
And Apple's entire brand ethos is security and your information staying locally on your device.
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And then we are going to store this thing locally on this side.
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It's like, well, once you once you could just add the music locally to your devices.
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I want to keep experimental changes locally in case I need to use them again.
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The conversion can be done either locally or on a remote machine, as preferred.
Academic text (1997) -
I would also like some more information on how locally stored maps get updated over time.
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What you want to do is to keep all the computation happening just locally in those drive.
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The application may be run on any suitable computer locally or remotely without modification.
Academic text (1998) -
You can choose to save your files locally on your computer instead of in the cloud.
How Local
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Etymology
Locally originally meant 'in a place', from Latin locus 'place', the same root as location. A helpful way to remember the computing use is to think of your phone or computer as your own 'place', so something that runs or stores data locally is kept on your device instead of somewhere else.