database
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3.4
- noun
- /ˈdeɪtəˌbeɪs/
- Specialized
:
base de datos
- Conduct a search of your practice database for patients with a diagnosis of OSA.
- database access
- online database
- use the database
And it's part of their database of uttered language.
- And it's part of their database of uttered language.
- No large enterprise buys a database without talking to Gardner Group first.
- They possibly use a database too, so they are a tech firm.
- It is the world's largest database of brain scans for psychiatry.
- The whole debate usually about databases is who gets to change the data.
- They have created a database of everybody's face.
- Jesse is entered into federal, state and local databases as a missing person.
- And in the process of writing that book, I created a database of film festivals.
- I think we have a substantial A substantial database, but people just ignore it.
- They have an the ultimate database of everyone's gambling behaviors.
- They really do want to have database connectivity.
- So we have a database of what type of people are there.
Examples
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One approach is to build a database of words and their stems.
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Her connections outside of the building are to the public library and various databases and academic sources.
Academic text (2011) -
Always before you use the database, always check this page.
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We're linked into every law enforcement database in the world.
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What we didn't have was an integrated database about all those patients.
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And the current databases are not very efficient.
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The only demographic information available in the database provided was maternal age.
Academic text (2011) -
Jesse is entered into federal, state and local databases as a missing person.
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I downloaded a native plant database while I was waiting for you in Lihue.
Fiction book (1996) -
The researchers compiled a comprehensive database to analyze climate change data from various sources.
Synonyms
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3.5
A set of related facts or numbers organized for study
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3.2
A collection of information stored on a computer so people can find and use it
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3.2
A collection of information on computers that people access over the Internet
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3.9
A system that stores information in tables linked by keys
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3.5
A collection of information stored on a computer for easy access
A database that keeps data and the programs that use it together, good for storing images and videos
A collection of information about words, including meanings, forms, and links between words
Compounds
- Specialized
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3.2
A collection of information stored on a computer so people can find and use it
- Texting
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3.2
A collection of information on computers that people access over the Internet
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1
3.6
To create, organize, and care for a database to keep its data correct and safe
- Specialized
1
3.5
A collection of information stored on a computer for easy access
- Specialized
1
3.9
A program that stores and lets you find and change large sets of information
- Specialized
A collection of information about words, including meanings, forms, and links between words
- Specialized
A database that keeps data and the programs that use it together, good for storing images and videos
- Specialized
A database that stores data as items that behave like parts of a program
- Specialized
Software that stores data in tables and lets people find and change it
How Big
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4.0
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3.5
24
2.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Database is a compound of data ('facts or numbers') and base ('a foundation or place to keep things'), so it means a 'base' where information is kept and can be searched.