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put

verb

Move something into a place.

เคนเคฟเคจเฅเคฆเฅ€ ยท Hindiเคฐเค–เคจเคพ
เคฎเคฐเคพเค เฅ€ ยท Marathiเค เฅ‡เคตเคฃเฅ‡

Related words

computerA machine that follows instructions to work with information.inputWhat goes into a system.outputWhat comes out of a system.addPut together to make more.advantageSomething that puts you in a better position.arrangePut things in a stated order, such as increasing size or date.askPut a question, or request something.buildMake something by putting parts together.byteA unit of computer storage, about one character.codeInstructions written for a computer.coverPut something over โ€” or deal with a topic.dataFacts and figures, especially as a computer holds them.databaseAn organised store of information a computer can search.effortHard work put into something.enterGo into a place, or put in information.formulatePut an idea into a clear, exact statement or equation.functionThe job something does โ€” or, in maths, a rule linking inputs to outputs.grammarThe rules by which words are put together in a language.hardwareThe physical parts of a computer.hidePut out of sight, or go where you cannot be seen.hypothesisAn idea put forward to be tested, not yet known to be true.internetThe worldwide network joining computers together.joinPut together, or become a member.keyboardThe set of keys used to type into a computer.medianThe middle value when the numbers are put in order.memoryWhere a computer holds what it is working on โ€” or the ability to remember.networkComputers or people connected so they can share.pollutionHarmful substances put into air, water or land.programA set of instructions a computer follows.

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