cache — a hidden storage space for provisions or weapons
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a hidden storage space for provisions or weapons
Pronunciation (IPA): /kæʃ/
Korean meaning: 비축품이나 무기를 숨겨둔 저장소
Korean pronunciation: 캐시 (강세: 캐시)
Example Sentences
- My mom found my secret cache of chocolate under the bed.
- The app runs faster because it caches frequently used data.
- Archaeologists discovered a cache of ancient coins in the cave.
cache
NOUN//kæʃ//
a hidden storage space for provisions or weapons
Hidden supply storage compartment
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Found the cache full of cash, now dash before they clash!
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Origin
From French 'cache,' the past participle of 'cacher' meaning 'to hide.' The French word likely derives from Latin 'coactus' (pressed, constrained) or possibly from a Vulgar Latin root related to hiding or concealment.
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“My mom found my secret cache of chocolate under the bed.”
“The app runs faster because it caches frequently used data.”
“Archaeologists discovered a cache of ancient coins in the cave.”
“He cached his emergency snacks like a survivalist preparing for the apocalypse.”
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