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Pronunciation / Transliteration: dētabēsu
"顧客情報をデータベースで管理する。"
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A structured set of data held in a computer, especially one that is accessible in various ways.
"The company stores all customer information in a secure database."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Coined in the early 1960s as a combination of data and base (in the sense of a foundation or starting point for operations).
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base de données
Transliteration: base de donnees
"L'entreprise met à jour sa base de données."
Datenbank
Transliteration: Datenbank
"Alle Kundeninformationen sind in der Datenbank gespeichert."
banca dati
Transliteration: banca dati
"Il sistema accede alla banca dati centrale."
base de datos
Transliteration: base de datos
"Necesitamos consultar la base de datos para verificar esta información."
base de dados
Transliteration: base de dados
"O programa faz backup da base de dados todas as noites."
डेटाबेस
Transliteration: detabes
"हमने सभी रिकॉर्ड डेटाबेस में सुरक्षित रख दिए हैं।"
数据库
Transliteration: shùjùkù
"这家公司建立了一个庞大的客户数据库。"
데이터베이스
Transliteration: detebeiseu
"우리는 모든 정보를 데이터베이스에 저장합니다."
データベース
Transliteration: dētabēsu
"顧客情報をデータベースで管理する。"
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