Cache
21caché — (Del fr. cachet). 1. m. Distinción, elegancia. 2. Cotización de un artista del espectáculo o de ciertos profesionales que actúan en público. caerse el caché. fr. Cuba. Perder el prestigio o la fama. darse caché alguien. fr. coloq. Cuba, El Salv.… …
22caché — s. m. O mesmo que cachê. ‣ Etimologia: francês cachet …
23cache — /kaʃ, kɛʃ, ingl. kæʃ/ [vc. ingl., propr. «nascondiglio»] A agg. inv. (elab., di memoria) interna al processore, ad accesso rapido B s. f. inv. memoria cache …
24cache — cache·pot; cache; …
25cache — [n] hidden supply accumulation, assets, drop, drop joint, drop off, fund, hideout, hiding place, hoard, kitty*, nest egg*, plant, repository, reserve, shade, stake, stash, stockpile, store, storehouse, supplies, treasure, treasury, wealth;… …
26caché — Caché, [cach]ée. part. Il a les signif. de son verbe. Une humeur cachée. un esprit caché. une vie retirée & cachée …
27cache — ► NOUN 1) a hidden store of things. 2) Computing an auxiliary memory from which high speed retrieval is possible. ► VERB ▪ store in a cache. ORIGIN French, from cacher to hide …
28cache — [kash] n. [Fr < cacher, conceal < VL * coacticare, store up, collect, compress < L coactare, constrain < coactus, pp. of cogere, to collect: see COGENT] 1. a place in which stores of food, supplies, etc. are hidden, as by explorers or …
29Cache — Cache, Münze, so v.w. Cash …
30Caché — (fr., spr. Kascheh), geheim, verborgen; Cartecachée, im Kartenspiel verdeckt gehaltene Karte …
