Technology Vocabulary Set 4: Computers
computer literate – to have sufficient knowledge and understanding to be able to use
a computer effectively.
- The application form specified that candidates must be computer literate to be
considered for the job.
computer buff – someone who knows a lot about computers and might be
considered an expert.
- Although I have a good understanding of the software I use at work, I certainly
wouldn’t call myself a computer buff.
laptop – portable computer.
- With a laptop, I can work almost anywhere as long as I have an internet connection.
PC – personal computer; not usually portable like a laptop.
- I have a PC in my office at work but prefer a laptop for home so that I can use it in
different locations around the house.
to boot up – to start a computer.
- Of course I’ll show you how to send an email. You boot up the computer and I’ll be
with you in a minute.
word processing – the process of producing, editing and storing text on a computer.
- I have to write a lot of reports for my job so word processing is what I use my
computer for more than anything else.
to upgrade – to obtain a more powerful or feature-rich computer, electronic device
or piece of software.
- My mobile phone company is always trying to persuade me to upgrade to the latest
model.
software – the programmes and other operating information used by a computer and
related devices.
- Bella was able to create some amazing photographic effects after installing the
new software on her computer.
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