Caches Meaning in English

word · lemma: cache

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Definition

Hidden places where things are stored, especially for safekeeping. In computing, 'caches' are special storage areas that speed up data access.

Usage & Nuances

'Caches' can mean secret hiding spots (literal) or fast-access memory in computers (technical). In tech, it's plural for 'cache'. Pronounced 'cash.' Don't confuse with 'cash' (money). In computing: 'browser caches,' 'memory caches.'

• Spanish: escondites - depósitos - cachés (informática)
• Portuguese (BR): esconderijos - depósitos - caches (informática)
• Portuguese (PT): esconderijos - depósitos - caches (informática)
• Chinese (Simplified): 藏匿处 - 缓存（计算机）
• Chinese (Traditional): 藏匿處 - 快取（電腦）
• Hindi: छुपाने की जगहें - कैश (कंप्यूटर)
• Arabic: مخابئ - مخازن - كاش (حوسبة)
• Bengali: গোপন মজুদ - ক্যাশে (কম্পিউটার)
• Russian: тайники - кэши (в компьютерах)
• Japanese: 隠し場所 - キャッシュ（コンピューター用語）
• Vietnamese: kho bí mật - bộ nhớ đệm (kỹ thuật)
• Korean: 은닉처 - 캐시(컴퓨터에서)
• Turkish: gizli depo - önbellek (bilgisayar)
• Urdu: چھپانے کی جگہیں - کیش (کمپیوٹر میں)
• Indonesian: tempat penyimpanan rahasia - cache (komputer)

Example Sentences

Many animals create caches of food for the winter.

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The hikers found two hidden caches on the mountain.

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Web browsers use caches to load websites faster.

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You should clear your browser caches if websites aren’t displaying properly.

natural

Treasure hunters are always searching for secret caches left behind by explorers.

natural

He keeps his snacks in little caches around the house so his brother won't find them.

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